He's long been a favourite of some on the board, thanks to the way he deflates the talent with a pithy comment during his all too-infrequent appearances on NT1010.
On Thursday, Robert Turner was on the first Roundtable, where it was revealed it was his 27th anniversary at the station. He started as an intern while still in high school, and he showed management at the time how valuable he could be. The operator who worked the all night show failed to turn up one morning and Turner was told to take his place.
He's done many other assignments since then, but that's how it started and he's now the Program Director, which is no small thing.
Pretty amazing in this day of constant cutbacks that he's stayed at the same station for almost three decades, through different owners, and started his radio career in the major market in Canada.
Good for him. I just wish he was on air more often.