Life can take you in directions you don't expect. I didn't start out to pursue a career in broadcasting. Initially I attended college to study dental hygiene. I soon realized it was not a match made in career heaven for me. Finding myself in the doorway of the campus radio station, I was drawn in like a cat to catnip. What else could possibly be so much fun and result in a paycheck too? As a kid, late at night, hidden away under the covers, I used to listen to the local Top 40 stations on a transistor radio. Perhaps I was a radio geek from the start.

A life-long New Jersey resident, I've always worked in the New York/New Jersey metropolitan radio market, at stations spanning a variety of formats including rock, religion, soft hits, and news, too. In mid-2009, I was thrilled to be offered a new radio home here at Magic. It's terrific to be a part of this amazing radio station, and to meet the people who listen and join with us on projects like Women Who Make Magic and our first annual Share the Magic.

I did get that college degree, by the way, but in psychology....Hmmm...How does that make you feel?...