
Bob Sansevere interviews Tom Barnard for his memoirs
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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Bob has asked Tom a lot of questions. Some of those questions haven't gotten answers...until now. This episode is all about those questions without resolutions. No stone left unturned for this show.
This episode marks the beginning of the KQRS portion of Tom Barnard's life story. Bob Sansevere focuses on how Tom was recruited, what the station was like when he arrived, and how the KQ Morning Show evolved into a major success.
* Tom recalls how his distinctive voice caught people's attention at Brown Institute, leading him to pursue voiceover work in his early twenties.
* His first agent, Victoria, helped launch a career that took off almost immediately, with Tom quickly... more
This episode follows Tom through the next stage of his early career, from steadily moving up the schedule at KSTP to leaving for WDGY, a decision he says he still regrets. He talks about the veteran broadcasters who taught him the business, earning j... more
* Attending Brown Institute and learning the basics of broadcasting
* Feeling culturally out of place at Brown after growing up in North Minneapolis
* Developing a natural on-air style instead of the traditional “disc jockey voice”
* Getting hi... more
This episode is all listener questions, from start to finish. It's the final part to focus on Tom's pre-radio life.
* Understanding his father’s mental illness and how it shaped Tom’s childhood
* Learning to read at a very young age and using boo... more
* Growing up poor and moving between neighborhoods in Minneapolis
* Tom’s early jobs and learning to work from a young age
* His relationship with his siblings and taking responsibility for his family
* Attending St. Anne’s and adjusting to a v... more
This is a new series where Bob Sansevere interviews Tom Barnard, one-on-one, about his life. It's a focused show whose ultimate goal is to be compiled into a memoir. In essence, it's a mini-series with a beginning and an end. When will that end come?... more
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