Jon Lane came to WRHU in the early 1990s and made himself a key member of the Hofstra Radio Sports Team, as well as producing the Rock n Roll Oasis.

In the mid 1990s Ray Calderon showed up at WRHU, somewhat out of the blue, and quickly made himself a key member of the Hofstra Radio Commmunity.  Ray is a great storyteller and we had a great time recalling our first meeting and how that changed Ray's Hofstra experience.

Kristi Jasberg Robinson talks about her time at Hofstra Radio in the mid 1990s starting as the Traffic Reporter (who knew?) and working her way up to Program Director.

An apology and an introduction of THREE interviews this week featuring Kristi Jasberg Robinson, Ray Calderon and Jon Lane.

In this interview Will Shelley talks about his early days at Hofstra Radio in the mid 1990s.  Will was also one of the key members of the station as the facilities moved from Memorial Hall to Dempster Hall.

More than 50 interviews have been recorded for this project.  In this short episode I run down the list of folks I've spoken with and I tease the next interviews, with Dawn McCarthy and Will Shelley.

Dawn McCarthy walked into Hofstra Radio as a freshman in Fall 1992.  She grew up around the corner from Hofstra University and Jeff Kraus and was immediately part of the Hofstra Radio community.  Dawn was also part of the transition from Memorial Hall to the new facility in Dempster Hall.

Bruce Avery joined Hofstra Radio as the new General Manager in 1994.  It's been a long and amazing journey for Bruce and the station over the last 28 years.  In this conversation we talk about Bruce being the "new guy" all those years ago and about how he got into radio in the first place.

A preview of my interview with Bruce Avery just a few weeks after he announced his retirement from Hofstra Radio.

Marilyn Armstrong discusses her early days at WVHC in the early 1960s and how Hofstra Radio became an enduring part of her life, even after her undergraduate days were over.