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Name: John Heidt
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Hometown
Mandan, North Dakota

Been with am1500 since...
2001

Who is your favorite am1500 personality (besides yourself) and why?
(TIE) Joe Soucheray and Tommy Mischke..... Come on...could a newsguy have a better shift to work in radio?  Two of the best shows, not only locally, but nationally.

Share a favorite am1500 moment...
That would be when I was working nights and Tommy Mischke  burst in during a newscast and drenched me with a super-soaker while I was reading the news.  I was amused....Kodiak, the producer was not, as everything in the studio got drenched. 

If you weren’t in radio what would you be doing?
Wearing my hair down to the middle of my back and playing blazing lead guitar with a fine R&B or jazz/rock band.

Use a sports cliché to describe your approach to radio...
Just a little outside

Name some of your pet peeves...  
Working morning shows(never again....I hope, who can get up that early every morning?), the Minnesota Vikings,

The single best movie ever made is...
Chinatown

List some of your personal heroes...
Robert Kennedy, Brett Favre

What’s your Cylinder Index?
46

What was your first car and how much did you pay for it?
1966 Ford Fairlane  Got if from my parents....cost me $0.00(it didn't run well, but it was a great deal)

Name your top 5 musical artists of all time...
Sorry....I have to name more than 5...impossible to stop there(actually impossible to stop at 100, but here goes)......The Beatles, Steely Dan, The Allman Brothers, Bob Dylan, Miles Davis, Frank Sinatra, James Brown, Robben Ford ... oh yeah ... I forgot Marvin Gaye, Los Lobos, Tom Petty, Stevie Wonder, and Bruce Springsteen ... Sheesh...I forgot guitarists! Hendrix for rock, T-Bone Walker for blues, Wes Montgomery(my favorite guitarist ever) for jazz, and let's not forget B.B. King, Larry Carlton, Jeff Baxter, Robert Cray, Mark Knopfler, and many more too numerous to mention.

Recommended reading
Wyatt Earp: The Life Behind the Legend----Casey Terfertiller
 Ted Williams: The Biography of an American Hero by Leigh Montville  
Sweet Soul Music: Rhythm and Blues and the Southern Dream of Freedom by Peter Guralnick          
 

 
 


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