There's Always More To Say

You may hear some of my interviews during the morning show on KMAS, but often there's even more that's said. I love being able to just sit, listen, and engage with someone about what they're passionate about. I've talked with so many people over the years that I've come to learn one thing.

Everyone wants the best for their community — they just have different ways to get there.

So from early in my career, I've just sat down and let people talk. Well past the headlines and talking points, and into the part worth knowing. No time limits, no hard stops, just respecting the guest and being fair. Knowing when to push the follow-ups, and when to let them get their thoughts out.

People tell me it's like sitting on the other side of the fence, sneaking a listen to a conversation in the backyard.

If you've got something worth more than a soundbite, a business, a project, a story people around here should know about, I'd like to hear it and others would too!