As the youngest member to hit the airwaves on the "95 KSJ Breakfast Club", I spent my first two years at KSJ pouring coffee and running errands for the staff & occasionally making an on-air appearance or two with Dan & Shelby. Hoping that someday I'd be a part of the number ONE morning show on the Gulfcoast. In 2012 all that pouring coffee paid off, with me joining the Breakfast Club. I fell in love with broadcasting when I was only 7 years old. I said the Pledge of Allegiance with Dan & Shelby (somewhere that audio is still hanging around one of our studios). At 17, I attended a high school leaders community event, that our very own Program Director, Bill Black, was attending. I announced to Bill that I was going to work for him and 95KSJ someday... the rest is history. I'm now 20 and I firmly believe I have the best job EVER, and it keeps getting better everyday. You can catch me stirring up trouble on the 95KSJ Breakfast Club with Dan & Shelby throughout the week!
Go Jags!
From time to time I get to side-line report from Jags football games!
Lauren and myself.. Have you seen our interview? If not, http://youtu.be/D-NiX5ajPrg
Hanging with Ann Curry at NBC's Education Nation.... watch out Matt Lauer!
My little Hawaiian sister from another mister, Shelby Mitchell.
My playlist changes weekly... I have just shy of 5,000 songs on my iPod and it's constantly growing. Here are the top 5 songs I'm jamming to this week!
1. True Believers - Darius Rucker
2. El Cerrito Place - Kenny Chesney
3. Say Goodnight - Eli Young Band
4. I Ain't Your Mama - Maggie Rose Band
5. Hard To Love - Lee Brice
Fans of Eric Church may want to hurry and grab tickets to his next show on his Blood, Sweat, & Beers tour, which wraps in October. He says he plans to stay away from the stage for the year 2013. He told Billboard "I'm not in a hurry. I'm never in a hurry to make records, never will be. I'm waiting on the creative process to tell what's next... I'm going to really be out of the spotlight next year, really." Eric has upcoming shows in Pennsylvania, Texas, and Kentucky. See a complete list here.
