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ALUMNI SAY ‘THANK YOU’
KGTS/Positive Life Radio has trained hundreds of students over the years.
Here are just a few thoughts from alumni expressing their appreciation to
Walla Walla University and Positive Life Radio for the education gained:
1963—KGTS 91.3—2013
Jay Wintermeyer
Upper Columbia Conference communication director
The training at Positive Life Radio gave me confidence. I learned
important skills in the areas of content creation and communication
that have strengthened every position I’ve ever held.
Kelly Just
KCTV5 special projects executive producer in Kansas City, Mo.
The practical experience I received in the upper floors of the rickety
old Administration Building led directly to my first two jobs after
graduation. Those jobs provided me with the necessary experience
to pursue a graduate degree and make the transition from radio to
television. I don’t believe any of that could have happened without
Positive Life Radio.
YOU’RE
INVITED
KGTS 91.3 FM/Positive Life Radio
invites you to a 50th Anniversary
Open House and station tour
Friday, April 26, 12–5 p.m., during
the 2013 Walla Walla University
Homecoming Weekend.
Kelli Caldwell Wheeler
K-LOVE Scott and Kelli Show co-host
People sometimes ask how I can talk to a listening audience
of 10 million people, and I remember what I learned at Positive
Life Radio: “Talk as though you’re only talking to one person.”
That was my goal then, and it’s still my goal today. Thank you,
Positive Life Radio.
Todd Brandenburg
PocketiNet Communications, Inc., president and founder
As station engineer I knew that people depended on Positive
Life Radio as a constant friend, and it must be my duty to make
sure it not only stayed on the air but sounded good as well. The
technical expertise I gained helped me seek new innovations at
my company. Treating people with respect and integrity is what
has made the station successful over the years, and it’s a model I
personally strive for with our staff.
January 2013 • GLEANER
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