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My Bio? Who am I and what have I done, is that what you want to know? OK let's see...First of all, I'm just a nice girl from St. Louis, born and raised.
I went to SLU thinking I wanted to be a surgeon, then I had to disect a toad in biology and changed my major!
I transferred to Mizzou and started to study Broadcast Journalism at one of the best schools for Journalism in the country (yeah, I like to toot my own horn sometimes)
After I graduated I found out that hard news was really not my THANG. I like Entertainment, Gossip and plain old trashy news! It is so much fun to find out what trouble Paris Hilton has gotten herself into isn't it? I TOTALLY KNOW!
So I came back to St. Louis when all of my friends were getting their new careers started in small markets. I hosted an entertainment TV show in St. Louis for a bit.
THEN Somehow I met someone in the radio biz, I think it was at a bar (see, partying helped my career!) and thought it would be kind of cool to be able to wear jeans to work every day because you can't see me when I'm on the radio! (ha ha!)..
I did traffic reports for a few radio stations, then met someone from the Steve and DC show and eventually became a personality on their show and then the executive producer.
I came with them to 101.1 The River, then it changed to Movin and I got hired back as a weekend DJ, then Movin changed and now I'm on 106.5 The Arch on the weekends.
I am also a Producer at Show Me St. Louis on KSDK during the week!
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How the U.S. Capitol celebrates the 4th of July!
by Julie T.
This archived news story is available only for your personal, non-commercial use. Information in the story may be outdated or superseded by additional information. Reading or replying the story in its archived form does not constitute a re-publiccation of the story.The U.S. is celebrating 233 years of independence this Saturday July 4th.
In honor of the event, there’s a huge concert on the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol for the 29th annual PBS broadcast of “A Capitol Fourth”.
Music Master Barry Manilow will be there to perform; he says he will sing some of his all time classics as well as some newer tunes.
Other artists performing are Aretha Franklin, Natasha Bedingfield, the Grammy-award winning cast of "Jersey Boys," Michael Feinstein and classical pianist Andrew von Oeyen.
PBS' "A Capitol Fourth" will air live on Saturday at 8 p.m. Eastern.
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