Dan Weisgerber

Dan Weisgerber, a 1967 graduate of Brown Institute in Minneapolis, Minnesota, embarked on an impressive 45-year career in radio, primarily across the Midwest. For the last two decades of his broadcasting journey, he was a prominent voice at 790 KFGO radio in Fargo, North Dakota. Alongside his work as a radio announcer, Dan nurtured a passion for acting. During his tenure at KSTN in Stockton, California, in 1978 and 1979, he showcased his talent in the film "Good Luck Miss Wyckoff," directed by Marvin Chomsky.

Since retiring and relocating to the Phoenix area of Arizona, Dan has continued to pursue his love for acting. He has successfully landed roles in various TV commercials, promotional videos, training videos, and web series, demonstrating his versatility and dedication to the craft. Notably, he also appeared in the IMAX documentary "Dream Big," further expanding his portfolio in the entertainment industry. Dan's commitment to both radio and acting reflects his passion for storytelling, and he continues to embrace new opportunities in the arts during this exciting chapter of his life.