Lance McFarlin

I have a slight Texas accent that I can use when needed, but am perfectly capable of getting rid of the accent when needed.

I have worked in radio for almost three years and currently manage KURT 100.7 and KTRL 90.5 at Tarleton State University in Stephenville, Texas. I began my radio career doing production for both stations and still produce almost every day. I have voiced, produced and edited over 500 pieced of audio including public service announcements, underwriting announcements, promos, liners, legal ID's, and many other special programs ranging from one minute to two hours. Aside from production, I have used my voice to host a local edition of NPR's Morning Edition for a year and a half. I currently do local breaks for NPR's All Things Considered and host a movie, comic book and television review program. Nearly three years in radio. Over 500 PSA's, Underwriting announcements, special programs, promos, liners and legal ID's. Host of local editions of NPR's Morning Edition and All Things Considered. Host of weekly movie review program. Three years of communications training at Tarleton State University. Currently finishing degree. Radio Announcing class. Radio Broadcasting class. Broadcast Journalism class. Audio/Video editing class. I have access to three studios to record audio. The largest studio includes a AutoGram PM-18 mixer and four Shure SM-7 Mics. The mid-sized studio includes an Wheat Stone Audio Arts R55 mixer and two Sennheiser 421 Mics. The production studio includes an AutoGram Mini-Mix 8A mixing board and two ElectroVoice RE-20 Mics. Each recording studio includes both Adobe Audition and Audacity. I have good knowledge of both.