From the time I started thinking about Martini in the Morning, and really from early in my career, I've believed that in exchange for the access you grant us to your home, your car, your heart and your mind, from those to whom much is given, much is expected in return. We work hard to provide you with the entertainment you want, the information you need, and we try to put you together with artists who make the kind of music that makes your heart soar, your mind happy and your feet move. We have a commitment to the people who perform, who pen and who produce the greatest songs ever written - whether they were written and recorded yesterday or 100 years ago.

There are people who stand in the way, who would try to get in between you and the people responsible for the music we love. They make it difficult, virtually impossible for a little Internet station like ours, staffed by unintentional volunteers, people like you who dream of a day when we don't struggle, when we might be successful in ways we've never imagined, able to bring you this music, connect you with these very talented artists, and convince more artists that there is a future in writing and performing music that soothes your soul, rather than rattle it, inspiring hatred, violence and hyperactivity. We often say that the coolest, swingin'est, most romantic music on the radio is on Martini in the Morning. We would like to continue to make that happen, to deliver this level of entertainment to everyone who seeks something that inspires them, something that relaxes them, something that makes each day a little brighter.