I started in radio back in 2014, pulling weekend overnights on the air—just me, a mic, and a deep love for the craft. By 2018, I made the jump behind the scenes, swapping the studio for server rooms and transmitter sites. These days, I work as a broadcast engineer and IT specialist, digging into the tech that keeps stations running—mod monitors, AoIP, EAS, and everything in between.

I’m also an SBE Certified Broadcast Networking Technologist (CBNT), which is a fancy way of saying I speak fluent IP and RF.

This podcast is for the folks behind the faders—the engineers, techs, and tinkerers who keep the signal alive. It’s a look at the systems, the stories, and the unsung heroes of broadcast. Because while the media world changes fast, the need for smart, adaptable engineers isn’t going anywhere.

Broadcast has a future. Let’s talk about it.