Relocating to Goldsboro, North Carolina, DJ Toast continued building his reputation behind the turntables on the Air Force Base as well as local clubs Gemini West and Dazzels. During this period, he also worked with KISS 102 and radio personality BK Kirkland, gaining valuable experience in the commercial radio.
He was reassigned to San Antonio, Texas, where he became part of the legendary music scene at the world-famous Fort Sam NCO Club. There, he worked alongside Mitchell T. King and Timeless Productions, while also sharing the stage and working with notable entertainers and musicians including Mel Waiters and the Waiters Band and Terri Richards of KSJ 96.1. He was selected to host a party for Magic Johnson during the 1996 All-Star Game in San Antonio.
DJ Toast’s passion for radio eventually expanded beyond the club scene. He hosted a mix show on KSYM 90.1 FM alongside Carl Dukes in San Antonio, further establishing himself as a radio DJ and music personality.
Today, DJ Toast continues to keep the tradition of DJing and radio alive. He currently hosts mix shows on KMEJ Internet Radio and WERG 90.5 FM in Erie, Pennsylvania, bringing his experience, personality, and love of music to a new generation of listeners.
From Fairbanks to today’s digital airwaves, DJ Toast has spent more than 40 years behind the turntables and behind the microphone.
His philosophy is simple:
Good music. Good conversation. Good vibes.
And after more than four decades, DJ Toast is still making the music move.