Bruce Maiman
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Bruce Maiman, aka, Dr. Maimes is a radio personality who has appeared on KDON in Monterey, California, on WKRQ in Cincinnati, Ohio and on KCCL in Sacramento. He was also a long time producer for Scott Shannon and Ross Brittain on the legendary New York City station Z100. Maiman is now working in Sacramento at KFBK as a talk radio host. [1]
His show at KDON, Dr. Maimes & MG, in Salinas, CA was the first-ever radio program to feature UFO Phil (1997-1998) and High-Pitched Eric (1998-1999), who would later appear on the Howard Stern Show.
Dr. Maiman earned his PhD in Music from the University of Illinois at Champage-Urbana. Has also performed extensively as a concert pianist. Bruce built a community youth football program with 8 teams financed mostly out of his own pocket and coached semi-pro football at Ohio State. Has been an NYC cab driver. [2]
[edit] References
- ^ McManis, Sam, KFBK chooses a 'contrarian' for night talk Sacramento Bee, May. 31, 2006
- ^ Bruce Maiman's autobiography, KFBK.com, retrived 10/16/06
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