His production, direction and writing on the "Behind the Music" episode which profiled singer Selena earned him an ALMA award for "Best Made-for-Television Documentary․"
In 1977, he earned a journalism degree from New York University
He was formerly a broadcast journalist with stints on evening news shows in Connecticut, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Los Angeles
Quote: "Prior to a session I've often been asked to 'just do that thing you do․' And I laugh as I respond, 'that's convenient, because I only play me․'"
His most famous voice role is that of the narrator on VH1's series "Behind the Music․"
His voice is featured in the exhibits of the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass
Spent five years working as an investigative reporter for the KCBS-TV station in Los Angeles