Don Spencer also is a native New Englander, having grown up in East Greenwich, Rhode
Island. He got "hooked" on radio at 15, after being asked to participate in
an internship as part of a journalism class in high school. Don went to
college in Boston and while attending school, he did a night shift at a
station back home. After graduating, Don got involved in newswriting and
production, as well as programming. He says he feels lucky to be doing
something he loves and doing it in New England. He particularly enjoys
talking to listeners about the music they have in common. Besides his
interest in Classical Music, Don also likes Jazz and Swing. Don's favorite
place on the Cape is the Bass River area of Yarmouth and Dennis, but he also
enjoys the Cape Cod National Seashore. Don likes to hike and golf and is a
huge Red Sox fan and when not at work can usually be found on the golf
course or at Fenway park. His favorite composer is Bach and loves the
"perfection" of the Brandenburg Concertos, but he also likes to play the
William Tell and 1812 Overtures very Loud!
Larry King - Evening Host / 6 pm - Midnight
Larry King, sometimes known as "The Real Larry King"
since that is his real name, grew up outside of New York
City where he was inspired by the radio stations and onair
personalities he heard as a child. Larry was also
interested in music, especially classical and jazz. He
was first trumpet in his high school band, played in his
town's concert band and symphony orchestra, and won
a prestigious student music award from Lincoln Center in
New York. He graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University,
majoring in both Music and Speech/Communication and
sang in the college's glee club that toured both in the
United States and South America. It was during his
junior year that Larry became involved with the college
radio station. His professional broadcasting experience
has been at radio stations on Cape Cod and Boston. His
favorite classical composer is Beethoven and his favorite
orchestra is the Boston Symphony. Larry's high school
aged son David is first 'cellist in his award-winning high
school string ensemble that performed at Carnegie Hall in
New York City in April, 2006 and plans to study music
and recording technology in college.
Don Spencer also is a native New Englander, having grown up in East Greenwich, Rhode
Island. He got "hooked" on radio at 15, after being asked to participate in
an internship as part of a journalism class in high school. Don went to
college in Boston and while attending school, he did a night shift at a
station back home. After graduating, Don got involved in newswriting and
production, as well as programming. He says he feels lucky to be doing
something he loves and doing it in New England. He particularly enjoys
talking to listeners about the music they have in common. Besides his
interest in Classical Music, Don also likes Jazz and Swing. Don's favorite
place on the Cape is the Bass River area of Yarmouth and Dennis, but he also
enjoys the Cape Cod National Seashore. Don likes to hike and golf and is a
huge Red Sox fan and when not at work can usually be found on the golf
course or at Fenway park. His favorite composer is Bach and loves the
"perfection" of the Brandenburg Concertos, but he also likes to play the
William Tell and 1812 Overtures very Loud! 
Larry King, sometimes known as "The Real Larry King"
since that is his real name, grew up outside of New York
City where he was inspired by the radio stations and onair
personalities he heard as a child. Larry was also
interested in music, especially classical and jazz. He
was first trumpet in his high school band, played in his
town's concert band and symphony orchestra, and won
a prestigious student music award from Lincoln Center in
New York. He graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University,
majoring in both Music and Speech/Communication and
sang in the college's glee club that toured both in the
United States and South America. It was during his
junior year that Larry became involved with the college
radio station. His professional broadcasting experience
has been at radio stations on Cape Cod and Boston. His
favorite classical composer is Beethoven and his favorite
orchestra is the Boston Symphony. Larry's high school
aged son David is first 'cellist in his award-winning high
school string ensemble that performed at Carnegie Hall in
New York City in April, 2006 and plans to study music
and recording technology in college. 