Schnabel Studios

From January 28th, 2015. Comedian and actor Hannibal Buress called into Chris's show on WNHU to talk about his roles in the Eric Andre Show, other small cameos, and the standup tour he was currently on. This was one of the many guests that joined Chris in the 2014-2015 year of the show. 

From November 6th, 2014. One of the most significant events pulled off by a single student on New Haven's campus. Chris was able to get former teen idol Aaron Carter to help promote the new Charger Radio on campus by doing a meet and greet, ticket giveaway, and interview on his show to be live on Charger Radio. Not only was this pulled off by Chris by himself, but it was put together basically overnight. The day before the event, an email was blasted to all students that Carter would be on campus for an interview plus a meet and greet, which was free for all students. Not expecting big numbers, over 300+ students showed up, crowding outside the radio station window to get a glimpse of what was happening inside. You can read all about the event here: https://chargerbulletin.com/aarons-party-takes-over-wnhu/. Chris set up the meet and greet, the photoshoot, the press for the event, and more to ensure it was an entirely successful event. Aaron Carter gained fame in the late 1990s with his cover of 'I Want Candy' and followed that up with three straight top albums, including his most successful record, 'Aaron's Party (Come Get It).

From August 12th, 2014. This interview was fascinating to do, as it took place with someone that was across the world! Kai Tan, the lead vocalist of the Australian rap group Jackie Onassis, joined Chris's show that he did with his friend Nikki Iannace and they recorded it at 5 am! After getting a radio sample sent to WNHU and checking out some new music, Chris learned of the group. He liked what he heard but had to talk to them after hearing their breakout single, "Crystal Balling." This would be the first interview Chris had on his show, C N' N.

From February 12th, 2014. Chris had the privilege of interviewing ESPN host and former member of the 'Fab Five' Jalen Rose as he came to speak on campus. He joined for an interview that would be played on the afternoon drive show, the UNHStable, on WNHU, Connecticut's #1 college radio station. This would be another notch in a line of interviews Chris would do for the UNHStable, talking and sharing stories with big names as they came to campus. 

From February 5th, 2014. Chris sat down with producer and creator of My Music Masterclass Adam Small for the UNHStable at WNHU. This was the second interview Chris participated in for the lead afternoon drive show at WNHU, the #1 college radio station in Connecticut. Adam Small came to New Haven to do a Q&A about the music industry and My Music Masterclass. He was brought in by Chris's sister, Heather Schnabel, who was the student GM of WNHU. Adam has been in the music business in NYC for 20+ years. 

From November 12th, 2013. Chris had the honor of sitting down with legendary hip hop pioneer and entertainer Rev Run of Run DMC. This interview was the first radio interview that Chris ever conducted and the story of why is a bit of luck. Rev Run was visiting the University of New Haven and WNHU was given permission to bring him in for a radio interview. Although Chris was new to the station after transferring from Santa Fe College, he was the only person in the studio that was willing to interview such a legend. This interview would be the first in a long line of interviews in his career. Rev Run was a founding member of the legendary hip hop group Run DMC. He would later go on to star in TV shows, movies, and all other forms of entertainment. Because of people like Run, hip hop was able to build to what it has become today! 

From January 28th, 2012. This interview was recorded as part of an interview for the Santa Fe Sentinel about players that forwent the draft and stayed in school. This was the first professional 1-1 interview I have ever conducted. It took place before the 2012 Florida Gators baseball season, where they held the #1 spot in the NCAA top-25 standings. Tucker went on to bat .321 with 16 home runs and 50 RBIs and was drafted by the Astros in the 7th round of the 2012 MLB June amateur draft. He would go on to play three season in the bigs with the Houston Astros, Atlanta Braves and Cincinnati Reds hitting .222 with 23 homers and 68 RBI's.