Oh yeah!!! There is nothing like Black Friday! The day after Thanksgiving! That special time of the year when people express joy & caring toward each other. And the body count, increases with every sale. It’s an unparalleled display of love. Just like in the movie “Jingle All The Way”

In a legitimate attempt to answer the eternal question: “Who are the biggest geeks of all-time (Star Wars? KISS? Narnia? Harry Potter?) Here’s an example of yours-truly, doing an afternoon shift on WBCN. It was always awkward to fill in on ‘BCN. Because everyone there knew I needed a full-time job, and I know the uneasy feeling existed. That’s what radio is…everyone trying to save their ass. While someone’s looking to take their gig. I wasn’t I liked everyone at WBCN, and felt awkward almost every time I had to work. They were good people. I hope they’re all well now that the station’s gone.

Here I am, filling in for my friend Mark Hamilton, who’s now working at the legendary KROQ in Los Angeles. Doing nights on WBCN was always interesting. Boston has a great radio audience. And, now that it’s gone, I *SO* appreciate my time on the legendary WBCN more with each listen. Feel free to laugh at the accents…it’s what everyone does.

Here I am once again. Sitting in on a Friday night show. When I started my career, I did college radio on Thursday nights…traditionally the “party night.” In Bostron, if the night ends in a “y,” they’re drinking. You think I’m kidding? Go ahead and google “drunk Boston.” It’s awesome. So, I work, when people are drunk. Guess after almost 30 years, I’ve gone nowhere huh? Enjoy!

WBCN’s Night Guy was a good friend of mine named Mark Hamilton. I used to love filling in for him because his audience was fun. And…I found that my old audience was listening now too! Nothing more humbling, than having listeners follow you to your new radio station. Here’s another example of me on WBCN from 7-Midnight!