R Dub! Z90: Too many to name, but a few big ones: 1) Moving to Brazil at 30 years old 2) Appearing on Shark Tank with Brian McKnight 3) Attending a celebration in rural Uganda to turn on the new clean-water well that my listeners constructed.

Bartel, WKTU: Going to Olympics in Japan in 1998. Getting the call to come to KTU in 2004. Being at the Philadelphia Phillies 2008 World Series and the parade. Being at Philadelphia Eagles 2017 Super Bowl win and parade.

Buster Satterfield, WIOQ: The first time I was involved in and creating a record setting sold-out radio show from concept to vision with WiredFest in Philly.

Orlando, WLLD: Losing large pieces of our family, such as Vince Pellegrino, Dave McKay, Tom Rivers, Tedd Webb, just last week, is the most meaningful because those losses affected career and personal. Other lighter experiences have been interviewing Obama, before his election and after, where he thanked us for delivering the 18-34 vote. That felt special.

Erik Bradley, B96: Getting the call to be Todd Cavanah‘s replacement as MD at B96 in 1993. Watching UNC win multiple NCAA championships. Watching the Chicago Bulls win multiple championships. Watching the Atlanta Braves win the World Series in 1995. And ALL things with Mariah Carey.

Java Joel, Javajoelmurphy@gmail.com: Introducing Run-DMC at the PXY Summer Jam in 2001 was something special. If my 10-year-old self could have seen me!

Jonathan Shuford, WRVW: Personally, birth of my child has to be at the top of the list. My wife and I went through literal hell getting to that point, but it made that day so much more incredible. Professionally, I think our first #LiveLifeLove concert in Nashville will always hold a special place for me. We only sold about 700 tickets, but hearing artists stop down their sets to be real and personal about their own struggles with mental health, and connecting with an audience on a really intimate level…I stood there that night and knew that we had created a really incredible safe space to talk about something that at the time was still swept under the rug a little.

Mike McVay, McVay Media: The friendships I’ve developed with managers, Program Directors and talent, outlasting the term of a consulting agreement, has meant the most to me. I have friends from 1984 when McVay Media first became a full-time entity.

Adam Rivers, WKCI: Going to Yellowstone and Grand Tetons National Park.

Mike “OD” O’Donnell, WKRZ: Personally, and on a spiritual level, my mission trip to Haiti. It was life-changing for me and helped me prioritize what really is important in life. Professionally, it’s more of a collective thing. I learned at an early time that it’s important to take everything you’ve learned along your career path to your next gig, but use it as wisdom not the bible, because it’s different wherever you go. It makes you a stronger leader along the way.

Jana Sutter, WXXL: Personally, the birth of my daughter was a highly meaningful moment because suddenly it’s not all about you, it’s very much about someone else. Professionally, what we’ve gone through this past year. The way we’ve had to shift and adjust, and absorb more responsibilities than ever before and being able to successfully pull that off in this environment. It was like, wow, we can do this and come out alright.

Jammer, WEZB: Meeting Taylor Swift four times. We would talk Philly and the Jersey Shore.

Randi West, WRMF: Probably too many to mention, but I do remember VERY early in my career getting a hand written note from Randy Michaels. Something he didn’t have to do but did and that was cool. Another would be when my team in Raleigh finished #1 in every single cell. I mean EVERY single demo. I got a phone call from the market president of our competitor and their director of programming (the great Lisa McKay) to say congrats as it was something that had not been done before (at least for a very long time). Very classy of them to call.

Dom Theodore, Radio Animal Media Strategies: For me, the meaningful experiences happen every day when I see talent in somebody, many times before they see it in themselves. When I help them get started, and watch them go on to have big careers and accomplish the success I knew was in them, that’s where I find meaning and purpose.

Josh Wolff, WAEB: Professionally, the most meaningful experiences I’ve had are with the great mentors I’ve worked with throughout my career.

Buzz Knight, Buzz Knight Media: Great experiences come from interacting and collaborating with great people. Gaining insights from smart people while getting to know them along the way can be some of the best experiences. Collaboration builds a spirit that can’t be replaced. Currently, part of a group that is working on short and long-term planning for the NAB and enjoying that collaboration.

Kevin Kash, WWEG/WIYY: Just celebrated my 20th wedding anniversary, my children. Also, I guess 32 years in radio ain’t bad. Minus two trips on the beach.