I am a native Vermonter, born and raised right here in Central Vermont.  What can I say, I love it here.  My radio career started when I hit that point in High School when they ask the question "What do you want to do when you leave here?"  My first answer was "I don't know", but I liked music, couldn't sing a decent note and had no idea how to play a single instrument.  With some help from my guidance counselor we came up with the Radio industry.  My Freshman year in College found me at Lydon State College as the last freshman class for their Radio Broadcasting Program.  After a couple of weeks I couldn't believe how much fun the radio industry could be, and they pay you for it. That was it, I was hooked.  By the second year, my class had totally reconstructed our college radio station (The Impulse 91.5) into a station that sounded every bit as good as any of the commercial stations in the North East Kingdom.  Junior year came along and it was time to get that internship somewhere.  Many of my classmates chose the road of intern at the college station, I took a leap and started with a late night radio show on WSKI in Montpelier.  It didn't take long before before I had moved from there to a part time shift here at Frank-FM.  I've done a couple of stints at some other area stations, but I always seem to land back here at Frank-FM.  It's not often you find a job that you enjoy so much that you wonder why they pay you for it.  Frank-FM seems to be it.