TESTING 1 2 3 TESTING.

Nothing wrong with this thing, I just like testing.

(In case you're wondering, it's a microphone and faintly resembles the first one I used on-air in 1963.)

Welcome to my place on the Web. I'm Norm Corley. I retired in Greece from the U.S. Air Force in 1990 after 26 years service. Now I keep myself occupied with a bunch of parakeets, my two dogs or, preferably, on my 5.5 meter rigid inflatable boat, "NitNoi", fishing or just goofing off. I also enjoy doing a little BBQing and cooking.

Even though I eventually moved into Broadcast Management I still prefer to think of myself as a DJ. My last full time job in radio was as Director (General Manager) of POP-FM in Athens, Greece. Now I'm semi-retired and still do a little work as a Broadcast Consultant and do voice work for radio/TV commercials here in Greece.

I used a lot of humor in my 30+ years as a Disk Jockey, or Air Personality, or whatever the hell a DJ is called now. Some people even thought I was entertaining, like the panel that chose me as "Billboard Magazine's Military Air Personality of the Year" in 1979.

For a sample of my on-air work click here.    The sample is 11khz mono, 8 bit resolution.

I really enjoyed the time I worked in broadcasting. Most of it was with the Armed (or American, it was changed a couple of times) Forces Radio & Television Service, AFRTS. While with the Air Force and AFRTS I got to work in Thailand, Taiwan, Korea, the Philippines, Japan, England, Italy, Germany, Turkey and Greece. Matter of fact I spent so much time outside the U.S. while I was in the military I suffer culture shock whenever I visit my family in California.

I consider myself EXTREMELY lucky to have made a living from a hobby for 30 plus years. If you'd like to know more about my military or civilian broadcast history, or AFRTS, pick an icon.

© 1996-2006 Norm Corley, All Rights Reserved