About

Practical radio experience. Real-world station understanding.

Radio stations today are doing more with less. Smaller staffs. Leaner budgets. Bigger expectations. I created Tech Guy in the Sky to help small and mid-sized stations operate with the structure, polish, and clarity of a larger operation — without adding payroll.

My Background

I’ve worked inside radio long enough to understand how stations really operate. Not just programming. Not just production. Not just admin. All of it.

From music scheduling and clock structure using G-Selector, to production workflows in Adobe Audition, to graphics systems in Canva, to file organization, PC optimization, and administrative tools like QuickBooks Online and Bloomerang — I’ve seen how these pieces either work together… or create friction. Most small stations don’t struggle because they lack passion. They struggle because they lack time, bandwidth, and specialized depth. That’s where I come in.

Why “Tech Guy in the Sky”?

Because most of what stations need doesn’t require another office.

It requires experience. Structure. Perspective. And someone who understands radio. Tech Guy in the Sky is designed to be a remote operations, programming, and creative partner — stepping in where your team is stretched thin and building systems that make daily work easier.

Who I Work Best With

Faith-based and non-profit stations
Small commercial stations
Lean teams wearing multiple hats
Leaders who know things could run better — but don’t have the time to rebuild systems themselves

My Approach

I’m not here to overcomplicate your station. I focus on:

Clear systems
Practical improvements
Repeatable workflows
Sustainable structure

No buzzwords. No unnecessary tech layers. Just smarter operations and a stronger sound.

The Goal

Help you operate smarter.
Sound better.
Stay organized.

Without hiring another full-time employee.