Naked DJ
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Naked DJ
Narrated by:
Rachel Butera
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Narrated by:
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Rachel Butera
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Jo Maeder
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"Grabs you on the first page and keeps the intrigue high. A rockin' radio riot that reveals everything." (Paul Shaffer, Musical Director, Late Show with David Letterman)
"Our industry is complicated, fun, and sometimes downright corrupt! Naked DJ dares to expose what happens off the air." (Delilah, syndicated nighttime radio host)
"Don't let the title fool you. This isn't an X-rated book. It's about a woman on a difficult and complicated path to understanding who she is and balancing her career with her personal life. Her story will stick with you long after you've finished reading it. If you read Jo's memoir When I Married My Mother, you discovered bits and pieces about her radio career. When you read Naked DJ you'll know that these stories must have happened in one form or another — you just can't make this stuff up." (Mary June Rose, former program director WGN/Chicago)