Don Bishop
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Don Bishop is a radio veteran (20 years of experience) and is currently working for Westwood One. He spent three years working with the startup Satellite Music Network in programming and on-air capacities. [1] He has also worked for radio stations in Salt Lake City (KLCY-FM), Chicago (WCLR-FM), Los Angeles (KIQQ-FM), Washington, D.C. (WRQX-FM), and Dallas (KNUS-FM). In 2004 he auditioned for the announcer's job vacated by Rod Roddy on television's longest running game show, The Price is Right before Rich Fields took over in April 2004.
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