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-CIVC
Life after CC, not necessarily the greatest, but moving forward and expecting great things. How you handling it over there? I've been up a few times over the last year or so & they've become even more paranoid, as if that's possible! And the same people still smile in your face that stabbed you in the back (Bob F.). I was set to come back to GRB, literally about to start in a day, til they pulled a fast one. That kinda mess makes you wanna.....!
Anyway, what is for me, is for me--so I hold on to that.
Take it easy, keep doing a great job and always seek to network & establish relationships with decision makers in the industry, that's the only way to ride out this crazy mess that has become corporate radio.
HERE'S A LITTLE ABOUT ME AND MY VOICE OVER EXPERIENCE
Born and Raised on both the West Side and South Side of Chicago, I started my Career as a College Radio Jock for WKKC 89.3 FM. Home of Legends in Chicago Radio such as Al Greer, First Lady (Khris H.), Sam Sylk, and Guy Black.
In search for Voice over Opportunities. I am somewhat New In to the Voiceover Game and I am OPEN to ALL Suggestions, Feedback, Advice, and Tips from the Best in the Business.
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i look forward to chatting with you.
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-CIVC
Life after CC, not necessarily the greatest, but moving forward and expecting great things. How you handling it over there? I've been up a few times over the last year or so & they've become even more paranoid, as if that's possible! And the same people still smile in your face that stabbed you in the back (Bob F.). I was set to come back to GRB, literally about to start in a day, til they pulled a fast one. That kinda mess makes you wanna.....!
Anyway, what is for me, is for me--so I hold on to that.
Take it easy, keep doing a great job and always seek to network & establish relationships with decision makers in the industry, that's the only way to ride out this crazy mess that has become corporate radio.
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