Some of you have been sending messages to me recently over Facebook or on the RacersReunion site. For what seems like the last year, I have not been on the show because of my conflicting work schedule. Don't worry, I haven't forgot about my racing family - the place where I got my broadcasting career started when I was a kid....literally! I've been doing the RacersReunion weekly radio show since I was in the 7th or 8th grade. I have really enjoyed meeting and talking with different people from all over the country...and even the world! It really feels good telling people that I am a co-host on a radio show. I enjoy digging up history and telling people about the history that formed the sport that we all love. Believe it or not, I will be graduating from high school this Saturday. Time really flies. As much as I would love to go to college to further myself into a broadcasting degree, my immediate plan out of highschool is to keep working at the Atlanta Motorsports Park. I have a good job, make good money, and it's a very short commute. It's a young business that is only going to keep growing and growing. One day down the road, if the opportunity comes to continue to pursue broadcasting, so be it. I'm not giving up on the idea, I just know that it's a hard field to get into; especially with most TV networks now bringing in retired drivers and crew chiefs for annalists and commentators. There's still a chance of me one day getting into the booth. Remember, I'm NOT giving up on broadcasting...I'm just satisfied with what 'm doing now.Hopefully next month or so, I'll be able to get back on the air, but for right now, I'm working every Tuesday, or between 40 and 50 hours a week. Just though I'd give everyone an update and let you all know that I haven't forgot about you!-Cody
updated by @cody-dinsmore: 12/05/16 04:00:58PM
Nothing wrong with working hard.Just remember to leave some time for fun in your schedule too.
