3 chapters across the catalog
A former college radio station manager at WITB in West Virginia recalls a brief relationship with a fellow DJ named Laurie Turner. Following a single sexual encounter, the woman informed him that she had realized she was a lesbian. The two have remained in contact over the decades, with Turner continuing a career in radio and band management.
The hosts discuss their early experiences in radio and broadcasting education. One host clarifies he graduated from the Connecticut School of Broadcasting, not the Columbia School of Broadcasting, which was a separate entity in the 1970s. They recount early experiences at K Foothill College's low-watt FM station and the production of original radio plays.
A personal story describes a college radio experience at WITB in West Virginia during the early 1980s. The narrative involves a former colleague named Laurie Turner, who later transitioned into band management. The anecdote concludes with a humorous reflection on a brief romantic encounter followed by a significant life realization for Turner.
