Paul Larache

So I did a while ago and it's been very, very well received.

So I'm out there hoping that I can share this with some people and maybe it can make a bit of a difference in their life, no matter if it's a business thing or it's a family situation or it's a marketing issue.

That's what it is.

So let's back up a little bit.

So how did you get in the radio business?

I started working in radio at 15 years old and, uh, I was a grade nine.

I was a part-time, uh, announcer at our local radio station.

And I did the midnight to 6 AM shift on, on, uh, weekends.

And, uh,

Nobody listens, but it's a great... Well, I mean, a few people listen.

I shouldn't say that, but not many.

But it was a great time to get used to it, get comfortable being behind a microphone and just getting comfortable with the whole thing.

And I always loved radio.

It's something that I got into my blood.

And as soon as I...

actually finished high school.

I went into radio full time and eventually went from on air to management.

And, uh, then I was, I grew up actually in Northern Ontario, moved a couple of times to Toronto in the nineties.

And, uh,

Worked there primarily with the Toronto Blue Jays and the Maple Leafs doing their radio broadcasts, the syndicated broadcast for them.