I have been in, and around the music industry in one form or another. I started my career out as being the understudy if you will at a radio station when I was a mere lass of 15yrs. old under the mentorship program with a man named "Clark Webber, and his co-hort at the time; Mr. Larry LuJack". They allowed me to be their little gopher, and that little job alloted me the privilege of learning just how the inner workings of a radio station were run. Hence, my undying interest in becoming, to coin a term that is still in use today by most disc jockeys; "Mouth of the South". Yep. I found as did they that I could actually talk more than the radio. I was told by a then sort of God DJ to us young ones, a man that everyone in radio land came to love, and respect; Mr. Wolfman Jack, that he could at least reach over, and turn the radio off. :) That in turn throughout my years of spinning tunes from different artists led me to become more interested in learning more about that artist, and just what drove them to do what they do, and if the sacrifices they were making for themselves was worth it just to hear their voices coming back at them out of the radio? The answer was always the same from each artist I would ask this question of: Hell Yes: End of each quote: So, I decided I would rather get to know the hows, and whys of the artists out there, and ended up going on many years later to become an entertainment journalist. So, as an old dog who has interviewed more than even I can remember, here's to all of you who have greatly enriched my life just by sharing yours with me, and the rest of your listening audience, and all those who have chosen to read my written words about all said artists. I personally thank each of you who have helped me become the one journalist who still keeps asking all the questions that no one else will. MzMona Myspace Graphics
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