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"My experience as a DJ at CFRU 93.3 FM was an exhilarating experience and I 'm glad I had that opportunity.
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Doug Dix is a Canadian Christian who was involved in music, new media, radio, and visual arts ministry in Canada.
Doug Dix was a DJ at CFRU 93.3 FM for about 5 years. During his time there he was an Announcer / Operator for a program called "Heavenly Beat". The name of the show eventually changed to "Up From The Wasteland". It was comprised of cutting edge Christian music, playing as many mainstream artists as he could. There was at least 33% Canadian content. In depth artist / song information, music industry news, and other verbal enrichment was incorporated.
Media Service
Doug Dix provides the following arts, music or media service.
Contact
Doug Dix can be contacted via:
- Doug Dix's web site
- [ blog]
- [ Facebook]
- [ MySpace]
Christian Testimony
Doug Dix became a Christian in 1979.
Media Career Tips
Doug Dix recommends that you be open to new opportunities.
How to Help Doug Dix
You can help Doug Dix by
Worth Quoting from Doug Dix
Doug Dix made the following significant quotations:
- "quote goes here" -Doug Dix , date (Month Day 2009)
Accolades For Doug Dix
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