Hi there, and thanks for checking out my bio page. If this is how you’re spending your time today, work must be pretty boring, huh? Anyway, here’s a little bit of info about me that may help you get to know me better.

I’m a Hoosier now, but I moved here from Bloomington-Normal, Illinois, in 1998. Back then, 105.5 was a religious radio station, which had just been purchased with the intent of launching a new station that would appeal to a few more people. I was hired to help get “The River” rolling and rock your afternoons. I figured I would hang around for a couple of years, and then move on. It’s funny how your plans can change.

I got married in 2003, and we’ve got 2 kids at home, Colten and Rachel. Here are their pictures…

And here’s a picture of my wife, Krista, and I sitting on my H-D at Bikeweek in Daytona Beach . I go there every year…

(Usually she rides on the back)

My bike used to look like I was a spokesman for Newports or Kools. I called it the “Menthol Machine. I recently had it re-painted though…

(My friend Brad Bole did the work) (looks pretty good now, huh?)

I’m a huge colts fan, and I go up to Indy for all of the home games. We usually get there about 4 hours before kickoff, put a keg of beer and a gas grill down in the parking lot, and do some partyin’ before the game starts. Here’s a picture of my Colts party bus…

(It’s a diesel and slow, but lots of fun)

When I’m not spending time with the family, cruising on the bike, or cheering for the colts, I do enjoy a cold beer from time to time, usually several of them. It’s funny though, a “rough night” used to mean staying out until 3 or 4 in the morning, getting into fights, and giving all my money to strippers. Then waking up with puke all over your boots, and wondering what city you were in and how you got there. Now a “rough night” means how many times during the night did I have to get up and carry a kid back to their bed. It’s great though, I wouldn’t have it any other way.