From the time he was 8 years old Mikey knew he wanted to be on the radio. During college he got fired from his job at a furniture store for constantly getting on the building intercom to make fake official announcements. As they say one thing leads to another and that incident lead him to the college radio station and eventually to Boise where he was on a radio station that we will not mention... lol… after three years in the Treasure Valley the big city called and Mikey left to do radio in Phoenix, Arizona. Home is where the heart is and as it turns out Mikey loves Boise so when the opportunity presented itself he didn’t hesitate to join 103-5 KISS FM. From wake boarding at Lucky Peak to snowboarding in McCall Mikey is at home in Idaho.
Mikey
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