When I was a kid, my stage was small, but all I wanted to do was perform.  I always thought that radio was awesome, so I got myself into radio as a teenager in my hometown and worked my way up to station manager within a few short years.  That experience allowed me to accept a big gig in Portland, OR, where my radio career exploded.  At the height of my career, while being managed by Gordon McCormack, I hosted two radio shows, a sketch comedy television show, and was doing sports broadcasting with whatever little time I had left.  I enjoyed those things greatly, but wanted a bigger outlet for storytelling, and thus began training at the Portland Actor’s Conservatory.   After a while, though I was having a blast doing all that in my early 20’s, I knew it was time for a bigger challenge, and I found myself moving to Los Angeles, where I began serious acting and scene study training at Carter Thor Studios.