92 CITI FM

.......after growing up in Toronto and  starting my career in small town Cobourg, Ont. at a Classical music station, CFMX.....you heard right, not Classic Rock.....Classical music...(it was one of 150 stations across the country I had sent a tape to, out of Radio and Television Arts at Seneca College)....I wanted in so bad, I told them I knew  everything about Classical music, and they were kind enough to still let me keep my first job, after they discovered Ididn't. I still remember kindly old Mrs Croft was the landlord of the house where I rented a room and some fridge space. I could usually fit some cheese and a six pack in my alotted slot. I needed little else, outside the burning desire to 'be on the radio' since I was about 5 years old, and listening in the morning to my Mom's favorite station.

Joe is an Aries who loves romantic movies, fuzzy white bunnies and long moonlit walks? oh, sorry. Wrong bio.

Joe Aiello is a born and raised Winnipegger with the gift of the gab. He began his radio career talking into a wooden spoon as a toddler. Eventually he convinced the Powers That Be at 92 CITI FM to pay him to talk into a real microphone, and the rest, as they say, is history.

I consider myself to be one of the lucky ones ! 

For the past 20 plus years, I’ve had the chance to work in the job of my dreams ! 
Ever since I was little girl, I have always said, I wanted to someday end up in radio.   

Scott Taylor writes the popular weekly sports column, In Winnipeg and covers sport in Winnipeg and the Upper Midwest for the National Post. He is also the sports editor of Manitoba’s largest Aboriginal newspaper, Grassroots News, is editor of Manitoba Score Magazine, the province’s amateur sports magazine, and is not only Sports Director of 92-CITI-FM radio in Winnipeg, but appears six times every morning on the No. 1 morning radio show in the city, The Tom and Joe Show.

Also known as Franklin Records Tapes & Ebay... on your radio weekdays mornings, and kicks off 2 hours of commercial free music at 9AM...

I am a child of the 50's. My first introduction to music was by the mighty KY58 in the early 60's. It might have been Elvis, Bobby Darrin or perhaps even the Everly Brothers that first seduced me, but it was radio and the role that the medium played. The songs, the melodies, the chords, the harmonies... this little box became my companion, my escape and my playground.