Dive into the fascinating world of radio with CJ, a veteran radio DJ who reveals the hidden secrets and unexpected realities of broadcasting. Discover how passion, technology, and human connection have shaped the radio industry over decades of change.

In this eye-opening interview, CJ takes us behind the scenes of local radio, sharing insights from his 28-year career at KSOP Country Radio. Learn about the evolution of radio technology, the importance of local connections, and what it really takes to become a successful radio personality. From board operator to chief engineer, CJ breaks down the myths and reveals the true heart of radio broadcasting.

Highlights:

- Radio is about more than music - it's about creating genuine community connections

- Technology has transformed radio, but human connection remains paramount

- Local radio stations are fighting to maintain authenticity in a corporate media landscape

- The most powerful moments in radio come from unexpected, personal interactions

- Radio continues to be a critical source of information during emergencies and local events

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About the Guest: CJ is a 28-year veteran radio DJ and chief engineer at KSOP Country Radio, carrying on a family legacy of broadcasting. With deep roots in Utah's radio scene, he brings unparalleled expertise and passion to the world of local radio.

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