I remember one co-worker, upon hearing that another co-worker had been a DJ, asked him if he had studied broadcasting in school.
"I have an associates degree in broadcasting," the DJ replied.
That's the only time I've ever seen anyone ask a DJ about his college degree. Radio is one of those fields in which a degree doesn't really matter, regardless of how hard you worked for it. For a DJ, what counts is your ability to perform on-air and convince program directors to hire and keep you. I was surprised that the questioner didn't follow up with questions about the DJ's experiences in radio instead.
