Meg Geissinger

• Birthday: January 6

• Family Status: Married with two children, Benjamin & Jessalyn

• Testimony: Raised in a Christian home, my mother is the music director at church and my father is the organist. In 1979, I accepted Jesus as my Lord and Savior around the campfire at Camp Men-O-Lan. I worked for a Christian ministry for four and a half years and am now contributing my vocal abilities to the Word FM lineup. I sing with the choir in the same church where I grew up.

Meg Geissinger

• Bible Verse(s): Ecclesiastes 3: 1-8

• Artist(s): N/A

• Book(s): I miss reading . . . !

• Food(s): Fildapika (think pierogy the size of your forearm)

• Ice Cream Flavor: Chocolate chip cookie dough, followed closely by tin roof sundae, moosetracks, and cookies ‘n creme!

• Lazy Sunday Afternoon Activity: Cutting coupons while watching T.V.

• 70's / 80's TV Show: Little House on the Prairie, The Waltons

• Pizza (can include brand and / or favorite toppings): Large cheese with ground beef

• Vacation Spot: N/A

• Movie of All Time: The Princess Bride

Meg Geissinger

• First Christian Album (you remember buying): Amy Grant: Age to Age

• First Job: Waitress during summer camp at Men-O-Lan

• Your Dream In-studio Guest: God

• Pet Peeves: Loose lids . . . on anything!

• Your "Day Job": Independent consultant -- specializing in Website design, desktop publishing, hardware / software and medical transcription

• If You Were Stranded On A Desert Island (what 3 CD's would you like to have): The Insyderz: Skalleluia, Caedmon’s Call: Fourty Acres and Chris Rice: Dare to Dream

• Worst Fear: Spiders -- any make and model

• I Hope Heaven Includes: Animals

• Dumbest Thing You Believed As A Child: That if married people removed their wedding rings, they were automatically divorced

• How People Can pray For You: That I’ll be the kind of mom that God wants me to be

• Most Embarrassing Radio Experience: I was working for an AM news-talk station in Harrisburg as a talk show producer. One of my responsibilities was screening phone calls. The regular show host was off that morning and his replacement was awaiting a call from Dan Quayle (yes, that Dan Quayle). The replacement host had given me all the information as to which phone line Mr. Quayle’s assistant would be using and what time he was expected. One of the regular caller lines lit up and a gentleman was on the other line. I asked him his name and he said it was "Dan Quayle." Needless to say, I didn’t believe him (The listeners knew Mr. Quayle was supposed to be calling in). I thought it was one of our regular listeners trying to be funny. I posted a note on the window between our studios saying "Some guy claiming to be Dan Quayle." Imagine our surprise (and my horror) when the host put the caller on the air and it really was Dan Quayle!! I was able to apologize to Mr. Quayle shortly afterward as his cell phone cut out and he had to call us back.

• Anything Else of Interest: N/A