Paladin
- Actor
Actor, Broadcaster, Author, Voice-Talent, Voice-Actor, and
Poet/Lyricist.
Paladin has two degrees from Texas Wesleyan University (Mass Communications and Business/Marketing), Fort Worth, Texas, and course-work toward a Masters in Counseling (Texas A&M Commerce Mesquite, Texas, campus).
Paladin began radio and acting in the same year as he became a full-time radio personality for 1360am KNRB (formerly KXOL - George Carlin's alma mater) as well as his debut as a professional actor in Word Music's "The Promise" (musical theatre) as The Gadarene Demoniac in the musical portrayal of Christ's life, death, and resurrection (performances in Glen Rose, Texas; Palace of Congresses, Kremlin, Moscow, Russia; RCA Victor Theatre, Indianapolis, Indiana [formerly known as the Hoosier-Dome]; and Georgia-Dome, Atlanta, Georgia; ACTS network; TBN; and two (2) videos).
Most known for Dallas-based radio including KNRB, KPBC, KCBI, KDGE (alternative rock), KDBN (mainstream rock/classic rock), KWRD/KSKY, KKGM, Satellite Music Network, ABC Radio Networks, Radio Disney, Metro Networks/Metro Traffic Control (airborne traffic reporter); Biker.FM; KLDT TV-55; and FishBowlRadioNetwork.com. First time to 'crack a mic' in radio was a guest-show on the legendary Dallas Rock Station, 98 "The Zoo" (97.9fm).
On-stage with STYX and REO Speedwagon in 2009 (single performance as a part of a radio promotion).
In a number of films-including "Grim," "Pros & Cons," "Skunk-Ape Hunters In Texas," and a documentary about the Dallas glam-rock scene as well as short films.
There was also one feature (as himself) on a Knoxville, Tennessee, major network affiliate on adoption.
Appeared in Love Stricken Demise rock video for "Celebrity High" Love Stricken Demise features Nikki McKibbin (American Idol, Celebrity Rehab), Billy Blair (Macheté, Jonah Hex), Rico Getz, and Holly Wood ("Hot Hair by Holly," Observer Makeover Contest 2011, Deep Ellum Arts Festival live music MC, and featured on the Tara Buell and Paladin Rox show on FishBowlRadioNetwork.com). Video for song "Celebrity High" on June 20th, 2011, at legendary Dallas rock club "Trees."
Paladin has two degrees from Texas Wesleyan University (Mass Communications and Business/Marketing), Fort Worth, Texas, and course-work toward a Masters in Counseling (Texas A&M Commerce Mesquite, Texas, campus).
Paladin began radio and acting in the same year as he became a full-time radio personality for 1360am KNRB (formerly KXOL - George Carlin's alma mater) as well as his debut as a professional actor in Word Music's "The Promise" (musical theatre) as The Gadarene Demoniac in the musical portrayal of Christ's life, death, and resurrection (performances in Glen Rose, Texas; Palace of Congresses, Kremlin, Moscow, Russia; RCA Victor Theatre, Indianapolis, Indiana [formerly known as the Hoosier-Dome]; and Georgia-Dome, Atlanta, Georgia; ACTS network; TBN; and two (2) videos).
Most known for Dallas-based radio including KNRB, KPBC, KCBI, KDGE (alternative rock), KDBN (mainstream rock/classic rock), KWRD/KSKY, KKGM, Satellite Music Network, ABC Radio Networks, Radio Disney, Metro Networks/Metro Traffic Control (airborne traffic reporter); Biker.FM; KLDT TV-55; and FishBowlRadioNetwork.com. First time to 'crack a mic' in radio was a guest-show on the legendary Dallas Rock Station, 98 "The Zoo" (97.9fm).
On-stage with STYX and REO Speedwagon in 2009 (single performance as a part of a radio promotion).
In a number of films-including "Grim," "Pros & Cons," "Skunk-Ape Hunters In Texas," and a documentary about the Dallas glam-rock scene as well as short films.
There was also one feature (as himself) on a Knoxville, Tennessee, major network affiliate on adoption.
Appeared in Love Stricken Demise rock video for "Celebrity High" Love Stricken Demise features Nikki McKibbin (American Idol, Celebrity Rehab), Billy Blair (Macheté, Jonah Hex), Rico Getz, and Holly Wood ("Hot Hair by Holly," Observer Makeover Contest 2011, Deep Ellum Arts Festival live music MC, and featured on the Tara Buell and Paladin Rox show on FishBowlRadioNetwork.com). Video for song "Celebrity High" on June 20th, 2011, at legendary Dallas rock club "Trees."
