The Doctor's Office

Radio Talk Show Host...
In April, 1998 the Doctor syndicated The Dr. Computer Show™  and is now heard on radio stations coast-to-coast and in Canada. The Doctor can also be heard around the world via RealAudio and Yahoo! Broadcast on the World Wide Web. The show airs every Saturday from 12 - 2 PM Eastern Time.

Each week, Dr. Computer invites top names in the industry to be guests on the show and has given away thousands of dollars in hardware and software prizes to lucky listeners.

The Doctor's show has several regular features including a Y2K problem update, the Top 10 List and his Prescription of the Week . The weekly Top 10 List,from the Home Office in Dayton, Ohio takes shots at anyone and everyone in the industry. His "Prescription" is a review of hardware, software or a tip for better computing.

 In January, 1997 Dr. Computer created and became the host of The Computer Clinic Show™  in Atlanta, the nation's number 9-ranked radio market.

 The Doctor's radio career began in Atlanta in 1995 with a regular feature, his  Prescription of the Week. This feature proved so popular, that he was soon hosting his own show.

Television...
Dr. Computer has already appeared on two of the morning shows on Atlanta television.  He has been a guest on 'Peachtree Atlanta" and on "Good for Parents." Discussions are under way to produce his own 30 minute television show.

Columnist...
The Doctor has written his Prescription of the Month^© entitled  "The Doctor Is In", for nationally known Computer Currents magazine, as well  as Consumer Technology magazine. A collection of Prescriptions and FAQ's from the Doctor's radio shows, in book form, is currently in the delivery room.

Guest Speaker...
As a respected industry expert, Dr. Computer is available for speaking  engagements and group consultations. His speech topics range from anti-virus  measures to zip drives and anything in-between. He can tailor his presentation  to your organization's specific level of knowledge or simply leave them smiling  and uplifted with anecdotes accumulated during his years in the "operating room."