Dave Mann

Dave Mann, originally from Gary, Indiana. Started full-time in radio in 1973 after playing professional baseball in the Midwest League. Dave's travels included WMEE FT. Wayne, WOKY Milwaukee, WIVY Jacksonville, and over 20 years in the Tampa - St. Petersburg market at radio stations like 98 Rock where he did afternoon drive, Q-105 and afternoon drive, 93-3 FLZ and middays for eleven years, U-92 and afternoon drive where he retired from radio fulltime in December 2000.

Dave, soon to be 49 years old, still plays baseball in the MSBL for the Tampa Stars and has settled in to his own production company, Dave Mann, Inc. in which he does radio and television voice-overs for over 80 clients nationwide. He has appeared on-camera in over 30 infomercials and currently appears nationwide on "The 800 Credit Hotline". He is also the voice for the PBS series "The Genocide Factor", which has already won two national awards and you can hear him on "The Directors" series where he narrates the bios of great film directors like Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorcese, Barry Levinson, George Lucas, Clint Eastwood and over 40 others.

In Dave's radio career of 28 years, he has won two Billboard DJ of the Years awards and many other regional and local awards. Dave's claim to fame was to do more in 10 seconds over an intro than anyone ever did. The King of Brevity. You can go to his web site at: www.davemann.net