Michael Moore Anglado A.K.A. "Jason Mc Queen" Biography
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Employment Dates(KFXM/KDUO): |
January 1980 - July 1982 |
Time Slots while at Station: |
Mornings, Midday's, Asst. PD for Rich Watson, Music Director |
Stations prior to KFXM/KDUO: |
K-Honey, Riverside |
Stations right after KFXM/KDUO: |
K-HITS, Los Angeles |
All other Stations after KFXM: |
KHJ-93, K-EARTH, K-BIG, KFI all in Los Angeles. |
Current Employment: |
Active Voice-over carrer, live presentations and seminars, media producer including commercial, corporate and non-profit . |
Born: |
Brorn in Charlotte, NC, raised in La Habra, CA. |
Birthday: |
April 5th |
Children: |
Three sons and one daughter |
Grandchildren: |
One grandaughter |
Education: |
Fullerton College, Don Martin School of Broadcasting, Hollywood, CA |
Hobbies: |
Boating, reading and movies. |
Favorite song(s) of all time? |
"Warmth of the Sun", Beach Boys, "Just the Way you Look Tonight", Sinatra, "Green Onions", Booker T and the MG's, "Rainy Night in Georgia", Brook Benton, "Roses and Rainbows", Danny Hutton and too many Beatles songs to mention. |
Favorite artists of all time? |
The Beatles with Sinatra and the Beach Boys running a close second. |
My KFXM Story
Although AM music radio was rapidly vanishing when I got to KFXM in 1980 we had respectable numbers and a lot of fun.
I worked with a great group of broadcasters, as evidenced by their subsequent resumes.
Don Murray, Rich Watson, Craig Powers, Gary Campbell, RJ Curtis, Dave Murphy and Terry Shea just to name a few. I worked at KFXM at it’s most tumultuous time, the firings of Al Anthony and Bob Bunnel after so many years, the death of Howard Tullis and the complete emergence of FM as the dominate force in music radio. I’m proud to have KFXM on my resume and hold many fond memories of my time spent there.
Michael Anglado
AKA
Jason McQueen