Rich Berra was 16, running a radio station, and sleeping a few hours at his mom's hospice bed.
Rich Berra was 16, running a radio station, and sleeping a few hours at his mom's hospice bed. Weekend overnights in downtown St. Louis. Help the morning show. Clean grocery stores at 4 or 5 a.m. Then high school. He was program director of that tiny 100-watt station as a junior and a senior. Grocery store. School. Hospice. A few hours of sleep. Then the whole stack started again. Tap into the full episode if you want how that kid never built a Plan B. What were you carrying at 16 that nobody could see from the outside? @richberra @johnjayandrich @mikelindstrom @TheScottLeese #MorningRadio #WhatsYourStory #WorkEthic
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