Since 1961, Cutler has been an entrepreneur. At 18 years old, he pursued his first business venture hosting teenage dances in Philadelphia for nine years. His love of music and connection with his dance audience led him to radio in 1965. As “Ron Diamond,” he was one of the first disc jockeys to play contemporary music and oldies on FM radio. In 1970, he moved west and purchased and ran radio station KOME in San Jose. Then in 1975, Cutler created the one of the first discos in Los Angeles – Bahama Mama’s. A year later, he created one of the largest night clubs west of the Mississippi called Dillons. Returning to radio in 1981, he launched Cutler Productions where he created and produced hit national radio shows and services. Cutler Comedy Networks was then established in 1989, which he sold to Premiere Radio Networks in 1996. Prior to that sale, he tragically lost his 22-year-old middle son Seth in an accident in 1995. Seth had always wanted his Dad to bring back “Ron Diamond,” so in 1999, in honor of his son, Cutler launched RonDiamond.com. He hosted an oldies show that attracted three million unique visitors. Then in 2003, he pursued his dream of writing a novel. In 2008, The Secret Scroll debuted, selling in the top 1 percent of first-time novelists. Due to its success, the book was printed in 13 languages and distributed in 13 foreign countries. Today, Cutler resides in Calabasas, California with his wife of 29 years.