Biography

Has attended tapings of Donahue (1967), Sally Jessy Raphael (1983), Late Night with Conan O'Brien (1993), Late Show with David Letterman (1993), The Price Is Right (1972) (Barker and Carey), The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (2005), Jimmy Kimmel Live! (2003), Family Feud (1999) (O'Hurley), and The Arsenio Hall Show (2013). Laughed frequently, obeyed all lighted "applause" signs and placards.

Experienced in-person interactions with Kate Pierson of the B-52's, Lucie Arnaz, Joe Franklin, Chuck McCann, Rich Little, Mel Torme, Jack Black, Penn and Teller, Nelson, Charlie Tuna, Wayne Newton, Sally Jesse Raphael, Mark Hamill, Jerry Lewis, and David Kuskie.

Conducted telephone interviews with Conan O'Brien, Nancy Cartwright, Buddy Ebsen, Christopher Knight, The Amazing Kreskin, Davy Jones, Bill Medley, Ron Dante, Nelson, Space Ghost, The Statler Brothers.

Conducted in-person interviews with Adam Sandler, Judy Tenuta, WWOR talk show host RIchard Bey, and several mediocre '90's alternative bands.

1993: Appeared on WRGB-TV Albany NY live from Aviation Mall, Glens Falls NY, doing a Ross Perot imitation. This was part of a "Stupid Human Tricks" event to promote Letterman's move to CBS. Received complimentary T-shirt.

Made first television appearance as a kid on the local portion of the Jerry Lewis Telethon. A local kids show host named Salty Sam was interviewing ordinary everyday kids at the Shoppingtown Mall, Dewitt NY, and I was one of them.

Since age 3, desired to be in broadcasting. Earliest defined career objective: to someday host Bowling for Dollars (1972). Eventually, Wentworth realized he was not "TV-pretty" (or even "TV-ugly") and focused his sights on radio. He has served one employer for two decades, broadcasting from the heart of rural Nebraska to over 20 listeners each day.