I was born and raised in Holley, NY (A small redneck village in Orleans County). I graduated from The College at Brockport with a degree in Broadcast Communications in May 2010.
As a kid growing up, there were two things I always wanted to do - play professional baseball and work in radio. After being able to do both my freshman year of college, I decided that RADIO was my #1 dream. I said goodbye to baseball and hello to the airwaves - Good decision? You betcha!
I got my first start in radio as a DJ and Sports Director at my college station WBSU 89.1 the Point. I was all about sports radio back then and produced a weekly sports show where I got to co-host, book guests, and make the show sound pretty.
In 2008, I interned with the one and only John DiTullio on our sister station 1280 WHTK.
In March of 2010, I became the voice you hear when you call 222-9500 on The Wease Show. Now for many of you, Brother Wease has been a part of your morning routine for more than 20 years. As a 22 year-old, I have spent the last 20 years trying to learn how to tie my shoes, learn to read, drive a car, and earn a college degree.
Now, though, I can say I have the best job in radio - Working for the Wease. Every day is an adventure in the studio, so get ready to laugh and if you wet your pants, we'll understand!
TERRELL OWENS lost a one-on-one basketball game to a guy named Mani Love . . . who plays for something called the Venice Basketball League.
--But here's the thing: Terrell is 6-foot-3 . . . and Mani is 4-foot-5. That's a difference of 22 inches . . . which is almost TWO FEET.
--T.O. lost the game 15 to 14, but he was cool afterwards. He said, quote, "I loved it. He had me grasping for air a couple of times. Don't believe the height . . . little man got game."
