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Aside from being a well known radio talk show host, Chris’ novel Innings Through Time is now being considered for the big screen. For more information about his novel from Amazon.com click HERE.

More Importantly… After surviving a ruptured cardiac aortic aneurism, something that carries more than a 90% mortality rate, Chris retired from radio. During his time on radio Chris specialized mostly with the music of the Big Band Era of the 1930’s & 40’s and had interviewed most of the eras greatest celebrities like Perry Como, Doris Day, Rosemary Clooney, Les Brown, Artie Shaw, and the like. The name of his show was called The Big Band Broadcast. You can visit Chris’ big band site and listen to some of these interviews by clicking here: www.BigBandRadio.com

Because of his accomplishments in preserving the music, and morals, of this outstanding era of American popular culture the way he did, Chris had also been distinguished by becoming one of only three radio disc jockeys in history to have ever been inducted into the Big Band Hall of Fame.

Yet another award winning journalistic effort concerning this era, Chris had gained praise from around the world including The BBC in London with his investigation into the disappearance of the great Big Band leader Glenn Miller.

Chris was recognized not only as the one person who had spent more time investigating and reporting his findings regarding the 60 year old mystery, but has since been credited to ending the mystery altogether. For more info on Chris’ investigation into this mystery go to:  www.GlennMiller.us