This guest gets a special pass for today’s conversation because although she technically wasn’t an NBC Page, she might as well have been one!
She was actually the department director, who oversaw hundreds of Pages navigate their own careers. But before she held that prestigious title, she was working in other roles for the National Broadcasting Company.
She once worked on a team that helped create some successful folks that went on to superstardom! Perhaps you’ve heard of a guy named Howard Stern, yes our next guest worked on a little radio station called WNBC. She even went on to work for a guy named David Letterman!
You are going to hear those stories and a lot more. Don't miss this captivating episode of "A Page in History" with our special guest Janice Penino!
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