
Mighty Connecticut Radio Station Gets More Powerful After 48 Years On-Air
My name is Lou Milano, and I've been on the radio since I was 20 years old. At 45, that means I've spent more years of my life on the radio than not. Ninety percent of those years were spent working for I-95 in Brookfield, a station I'm very proud to be a part of.

One of the things I love about my job is the absurdity of it all. Each day brings a new surprise; today, I got to go to radio engineering fantasy camp. I'm not big on surprises, but they happen all the time, and in this job, it's about a 50/50 good news/bad news divide when you do get caught off guard. Today landed in the GOOD column. I left work after the show to sneak in some exercise and knew I had to go back to work when I was done.
Before I could even begin to make my way back, I was called back by two of my colleagues, which is weird and unnerving. They did not make it easy; the texts I got were vague, and at least one appeared alarming.
Mighty Connecticut Radio Station Gets More Powerful After 48 Years On-Air
Gallery Credit: Lou Milano
Field trips are good and so is taking ten minutes to smell the roses (wires). I needed that little ride up the road because 10-14 hours a day in the I-95 studio will make you feel crazier than you actually are and I'm pretty crazy.
Want more Connecticut news? If so, check out the Ethan, Lou & Large Dave Podcast. The show is available wherever you get your podcasts, including Apple and Spotify. The program is the same one we do on the radio but with limited commercials and no music. You can also listen live by streaming the show on the I-95 Rock Mobile app, or tune into I-95 (95.1FM).
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