Bill Bukowski Email & Phone Number

Arlington, Va, Us

Washington, Dc

Host and produce on-air Classical Music program, 10am-3pm Monday-Friday; overnights 12-6am. Part time host for Viva La Voce online and on HD-2. Produce and host WETA Classical's "Choral Showcase", Sundays at 9pm.

Specializing in public relations and communications materials related to Classical Music artists and organizations. Responsible for editing up to four to five press releases per week, some with one-day turnaround.

Produced and hosted daily mid-day Classical Music program, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM. Produced and hosted “Thursday Night at the Opera,” underwriting, promotional and fundraising segments, and on-air interviews. Researched and obtained recordings for Classical Music Library at WSCL, and maintained contacts with record company and PR representatives. Managed and maintained music library database. Maintained weekly WSCL Blog for new releases, classical music news and ideas. Hosted occasional music discussions at Barnes & Noble bookstore, Salisbury, and pre-concert talks for Salisbury Symphony Orchestra, Salisbury University. Assisted program director with daily music programming and overall station operations, including Content Depot and DACS systems. Started here as a volunteer staff announcer, hosting Classical Music from the WSCL Library on Monday evenings beginning March 1993. Once hired full-time, anchored weekend morning NPR news and Classical Music shifts, and occasional fill-ins for all other on-air shifts during the week.

Developed and implemented live contemporary country format, changing from all-day satellite operation. Compiled weekly playlist, auditioning new music and maintaining contacts with record companies and national music chart publications. Acted as production coordinator, afternoon on-air announcer 10:00-4:00 PM, and anchor at various live remote broadcasts. Did freelance production work for Caroline County Historical Society, 1992 & 1993.

Commercial production, afternoon drive-time country music program host, newscasts, live remotes and daily phone-in trading shop program. Helped develop the station’s first music format system in 1988. Started as evening country music host from 1984-1987; then moved to afternoon drive. Program Director/Announcer, WDLE 107.1 FM, Federalsburg, MD, 1988-1989Revised and implemented light adult/contemporary format; on-air announcer, morning drive and midday.

Coordinated and anchored two-hour morning news shows and half-hour noon report, Monday through Saturday, 6:00 AM-12:30 PM.

Produced daily public affairs program "60 Seconds" featuring “man-in- the-street"interviews. Conducted interviews for “Lifelines,” a daily news-feature program on the ABC Radio Network.