The Voice of Experience Talks About The Best Way To Pursue A Career in Radio

Marc Elliot Hochman's Bio

I studied broadcasting at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida. When I graduated in 1991 I began to pursue a career in radio as an on-air personality.

I landed my first on-air job at a tiny station in a tiny city in Florida (Belle Glade). Working at such a small station gave me an opportunity to learn all the in's and out's of the business.

After a couple of years in Belle Glade, (and an unpaid internship at B96 in Chicago) it was on to work in the #46 radio market in the country -- West Palm Beach, Florida. A city where I still work today.

The most commonly asked question of anyone in the radio industry is, "How can I become a D.J.? " And it's a great question! Before this program, the only way to learn about a career in radio was to spend 4 years in college and pay tens thousands of dollars going to broadcast school. And you still had to start at the bottom of the industry.

I taught broadcast school for over a year, and there's nothing you will learn in broadcast school that you won't learn in this course -- right in your own home town.

TIf you've ever dreamed of being on the radio, or are just looking to change careers; if you have been told time and time again that you have a great voice for the radio -- then this course is for you!

I wish you luck in your quest to become the next great radio air personality!

More Information:
	Letter from the President
	Your Career in the Radio Industry
	A Look at the Course Outline

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