I did my first show on April 17, 1998. I spent almost 4 years on the air from 7 PM to Midnight. I earned the name 'Mistress Carrie' from the listeners because I'm the 'other' woman in their lives. I did the Mid-Day shift for a while, which begins whenever the Hill-Man Morning Show stops talking about BOOBS! Now, I’m on the air from 3p-7p every weekday and I’m the Music Director.

In 2006, I was the first ‘non-news’ journalist to be embedded in Iraq with the U.S. Army. I spent two weeks in the Middle East with several units of the Mass. Army National Guard. Upon my return from Iraq, Gen. Wright from the MANG awarded me the Commanders Award for Public Service, the fourth highest civilian award given by the military.

In August of 2008, I was given the opportunity to take an orientation flight in an F-15 fighter jet with the Mass. Air National Guard. After my flight, I was awarded a tactical callsign from the pilots, an honor for a civilian... Callsign: NARKO

In 2011, I returned to the Middle East, and was embedded with the Yankee Division in Afghanistan. While in Kabul, Gen Hammond from the MANG awarded me the Commanders Award for Public Service for the second time.

R&R Active Rock Music Director of the Year 2003

R&R Active Rock station of the Year 2001, 2003, 2004

Commanders Award for Public Service presented by the Mass Army National Guard 2006 & 2011

Radio Contraband Major Market Music Director of the Year 2011