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My boss, the radio station I was at for the final four years of my career

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was a guy named Evil Jack who was actually the opposite of his nickname.

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His name was Evil Jack but he was a teddy bear of a guy

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and he, myself and our production director

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were refugees of New Hampshire's biggest and most successful rock station

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which you know here's the downside of the radio industry. Radio station gets sold,

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all the good people get fired. It happened to me twice

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and we all wound up at this radio station in the Lakes region of New Hampshire

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and here's what made Evil Jack amazing to me. I mean I already loved the guy.

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We had one big flagship station and we had a little AM station

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down the hall. In between in the hallways was a classic rock station that the owner

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had bought the frequency for just so nobody else

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would buy it and compete with them and it was running some classic rock satellite

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garbage radio.