Jeremy’s dynamic personality and unique personal approach have quickly made him a favorite with Country music fans. Born and raised in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, Jeremy grew up surrounded by Country music and realized early on that he was destined to work in radio. His interest in broadcasting began when his grandfather took him on a tour of an AM station where a neighbor was an on-air personality. Soon after, nine-year-old Jeremy was interviewing friends in his neighborhood with the mic from a karaoke machine and producing his own music show. After a few years of demo tapes and pleading with the local station manager for any job just for the chance to hang around the studio, Jeremy had his foot in the door. After two years of performing odd jobs at KBEC, the station finally gave Jeremy the opportunity to host the Saturday night all-request show. He was 16 and his love affair with radio was no longer just a dream.

While at KBEC, he honed his delivery and began to develop his own sound and style. The effort produced a part-time job at a larger station, Dallas’ new KYNG – Young Country format. From there he made the jump up to KPLX – The Wolf, where he remained for six years. Following a brief stint as a television morning show anchor, Jeremy was offered a position with KSCS – the Dallas station he loved listening to while growing up – to host midday and evening shifts.

In 2009, The Jeremy Show – a weeknight program on KSCS with a party atmosphere – was signed by Citadel Media to air on the network’s 24-hour format, Today’s Best Country. With more than 100 affiliates across the nation now listening, Jeremy is the youngest national Country radio personality on the air today. Successful features of his show including “The Impossible Question,” “Poor, Poor Pitiful Me,” and “The Interactive Top 5” have proven immensely popular with his audience.

"The enthusiasm and energy Jeremy brings to nights is second to none," said Chris Huff, Program Director for KSCS. "He makes listening fun, and makes listeners his friends in the process - not just on the radio, but through constant interaction on Facebook, Myspace and Twitter.  His audience really does become an intrinsic part of his show each and every night."

At 29, Jeremy knows all about attracting the coveted 18-35 demographic since he fits right in the bracket. He is completely committed to delivering ratings gains and heavy listener interaction – just as he has at each stop along the way in his young and promising career.