Jordan | 98.9 WCLZ

Weekdays, 7 pm – 11 pm

Why radio?
I always dreamed of being the one to play your favorite tunes! Plus, I actually get to use my Communications degree, bonus!

Why CLZ?
For the music, the people, and Portland!

What would people be most surprised to learn about you?
I have over 40 pairs of Christmas socks. I wear them starting after Thanksgiving until New Years!

What’s your favorite place in Maine?
Jordan Pond! (no relation)

What is your secret talent?
I’m an excellent whistler, and can recite the alphabet faster backwards than forwards.

Most embarrassing moment?
Giving Noah Kahan a bottle of Vermont hot sauce, not realizing he has acid reflux…

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