The Grahm Lives Podcast

It's interesting how the state of the world can sometimes determine where we take our careers. This week's guest can attest to that, as he pursued his chosen career on some very different stations. Here's my conversation with Al McGilvray, Class of '72.

No, not THAT Steve Martin. But he's as dedicated to his craft as anyone in the business. Here's the story of a successful broadcast journalist whose career kind of chose him. Lots of great stories line the path of this man's long career. Meet Steve Martin, Class of '72.

Is it me? Or am I just biased? Seems like the Grahm Junior College class of 1972 had some real achievers. Here's another who has gone on to be the pre-eminent voice of World Cup Soccer on American television. Meet JP Dellacamera, Class of '72.

This week's conversation concludes that some of our happiest times after college in Boston were in front of a board and behind a mic...if you were a communications major bitten by the radio bug, anyway. Enjoy an hour with Tom Sanfilippo, GJC class of '77.

Were you a fan of the radio serial "Chickenman" growing up? So was this week's guest, and a documentary he produced while at Grahm earned him an "A"! Welllll! The story unfolds in our fun interview with Steve Hadd, Class of '69.

Who says management doesn't have a sense of humor? This week's guest didn't entertain behind a microphone or in front of a camera, but he made it possible for lots of broadcasters to succeed. And he found great success in the front offices of broadcasting and beyond. Enjoy my conversation with Barry Sims, Class of '71.

Perhaps you've crossed paths with Rick Zach. I believe I have before this interview, but neither one of us is sure. That's what time does to us. No matter, we had a great conversation about his interesting days in Boston and subsequent career. Please listen in...

If you stuck around Boston after your days at Grahm, this week's guest is no stranger. He's spent most of his life working in Boston radio, and earned a spot in its rich history. Enjoy my conversation with Ken Meyer, Class of '69.

If Karen's graduating class looks a little odd, there's a good reason for it. In fact, it's the reason we started this podcast. Enjoy learning about the life and times of a real go-getter, Karen Tessier.

This week's victim is the first in our series that didn't live on campus. How was life different for a commuter vs. dorm resident? We talked about that and the circuitous career path taken by Marty Pitler, class of '72.