My Life

My Life; St. Ben’s Basketball Coach Mike Durbin
My Life; St. Ben’s Basketball Coach Mike Durbin
St. Ben's hired Mike Durbin as their head basketball coach in 1986 and he's still their head coach today. Mike joined me on WJON for our "My Life" series. Mike grew up in a small town in Ohio called Howard. Mike is the oldest of 9 children. He has 7 sisters and 1 brother.
Stearns History Museum’s John Decker; My Life [AUDIO]
Stearns History Museum’s John Decker; My Life [AUDIO]
History has been his life. Longtime Stearns History Museum employee and award winning John Decker joined me on WJON for our My Life series. Decker was born in Richmond and grew up with his 3 siblings and parents in Cold Spring. John's father, Wally and many of his uncles worked in the granite industry in Cold Spring.
My Life With Anne Buckvold [AUDIO]
My Life With Anne Buckvold [AUDIO]
The well traveled Anne Buckvold is the latest person to join me for WJON's My Life series. Buckvold grew up in southwest Minneapolis with her brother, mother and father. She recalls growing up with the basics and her father didn't believe in spending money on college.
My Life; Travel Guy, Mike Smith
My Life; Travel Guy, Mike Smith
Everyone has a story to tell and this is the story of WJON personality, travel expert and "Stump the Panel" panelist, Mike Smith. Mike grew up in Cottage Grove, just south of St. Paul in the Twin Cities Metro. Mike is the youngest of 4 kids.
My Life; Travel Guy, Jim Grabinski
My Life; Travel Guy, Jim Grabinski
Longtime St. Cloud area resident, businessman, historian and travel expert, Jim Grabinski joined me for an appearance on WJON's My Life Series. Jim grew up in Sauk Rapids in the 1940s and 50s and was within what he calls running distance to downtown.
My Life: Liberty Bank’s Mark Braegelman [AUDIO]
My Life: Liberty Bank’s Mark Braegelman [AUDIO]
Liberty Bank CEO Mark Braegelman is proud to say he's lived in the city limits of St. Cloud his entire life. Mark grew up on the north side of St. Cloud with an older sister. His father worked at Franklin Manufacturing, which was later known as Electrolux, for 40 to 45 years.

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