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Kaytie



Listen to Kaytie weeknights from 6PM to midnight. CALL LIVE AT 304-284-ROCK (7625) She'll give you the latest in Music News and she'll play some of the newest songs in radio. Every weeknight at 10PM tune for a full block of America's Favorite Rockers with Mandatory Metallica. Then on Friday, from 8PM till Midnight, hear blocks from all your favorite rockers with the FRIDAY NIGHT BLOCK PARTY. Wednesday Nights at 10:20PM, Ashley joins Kaytie for the *Gentleman's Club. They keep you up to date on all the best in Sports, Music, and Entertainment News. Plus, at 11PM they play your requests with Bringin' It Back, take your opinion with The Poll, and hook you up with prizes with games like Porn/ Pony/ or Poser. Listen Sunday Nights at 9pm for a full hour of all local music on the Homegrown. Find Kaytie online at www.myspace.com/KaytieRockGoddess* or email Kaytie at Homegrown@wclg.com
THIS WEEKEND JEFF MILLER AND KAYTIE ARE HEADED TO ROCK ON THE RANGE AND WILL BE INTERVIEWING TONS OF BANDS INCLUDING... 3 DAYS GRACE, PAPA ROACH, DEFTONES, MASTODON, THEORY OF A DEADMAN, SEVENDUST, HALESTORM, NONPOINT, SHAMAN'S HARVEST, BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE, PUDDLE OF MUDD, DROWNING POOL, APOCALYPTICA, AIRBOURNEM ADELITA'S WAY, YEAR LONG DISASTER AND TAPROOT. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS YOU WANT US TO ASK ANY OF THESE BANDS, EMAIL KAYTIE AT HOMEGROWN@WCLG.COM
ROCK ON THE RANGE PICTURES

What Do You Want To Know?

Thank you Bayley B. for giving me questions to answer for my bio! If there’s anything that you want to know about me, feel free to email me at homegrown@wclg.com. If I like the question enough, I may post it!

1. Where are you from? What made you come to West Virginia and why did you stay?

WOW! Three questions at once, I like your style. I’m originally from Dale City Virginia which is about 20 minutes outside of DC. I came to West Virginia for school at WVU and I stayed because I fell in love with this place.

2. What is your favorite thing to do in the entire world?

That’s easy, hang out with my friends and listen to and play music!

3. What do you do in your spare time?
I'd love to say that I climb mountains and skydive.... in reality... I mainly write and perform Spoken Word Poetry, I play guitar, watch Sports Center, go to concerts and kick it with friends.... the life of a dj.... so exciting right?!?! haha :)

4.What is your biggest pet peeve?

I have a few but the two biggest… One – I hate bad table manners, bad manners in general, but especially at the table, I don’t want to hear you eat, nor do I want to see the food in your mouth while you eat… and Two – people make too many assumptions, we’re all at fault, but I hate assumptions

5.What is the best thing about your job? The worst?

That’s easy… best thing... I get paid to listen to music, research music, and surround myself in the world that music creates... and worst – my life is on the air and it's a lot of work. People think that we just sit on our asses and play music... there is so much more to this job. Plus, I can't not take my job personally... hell... I'm an "On-Air Personality"... see, right there in my title!

6. What’s the greatest thing you’ve ever done as a DJ?

I don’t know if I’ve been a DJ long enough to have done anything that great. I have dreams of being in the books and changing the way some things are done... I wanna shake things up

7. What is your most memorable interview?
I keep having to have to change this answer... everytime i interview a new band it changes. Honestly, there's not an interview I don't remember... Buckcherry was hilarious.... 10 Years were so interesting and honest, Adam from Killswitch was probably one of the funniest people I've ever met in my life... Shinedown were so down to earth and humble... I've interviewed Staind twice now and they're just such laid back chill guys.... I love interviewing the Clarks.... I dunno... it would be easier for me to tell you who was a bad interview as opposed to who was memorable.

8.What celebrity would you like to meet?

Oh that’s hard – there are so many – I’ve met a bunch, probably either Maynard or Robert Plant, Robin Williams, Jimmy Page, damnit… this is a hard question!

9. Who is your biggest influence?

I don’t really have one as far as DJing. This isn’t something I always wanted to do, so I never grew up idolizing anyone. I guess life in general is my biggest influence. Does that count as an answer?

10. What tips would you give someone who wants to be a DJ?

Don’t give up! This job can be frustrating at times. There is a lot more work involved then you realize at first. You can’t come into radio thinking that you can get by on a good personality. You have to research and use things from your life. A lot of times.... people meet you and they think they know everything about you.... and when you don't fit into what they expected... they can be either really cool or really critical.... ya gotta learn to just listen to opinions (good and bad) change what needs to be changed and say F*CK IT to everything else.