Big D

Every year, it's the sign that Mardi Gras is officially here.

The custodian of all seven radio stations, "Big D," was on the show early Friday morning and we were discussing how to rid your yard of moles.

"Big D," the custodian of all seven radio stations at Townsquare Media Lafayette, was on the show Tuesday and we talked about his Thanksgiving preparations.

Our very own Big D is somewhat of a Mardi Gras barricade expert and in this video he answers all of your most-frequently-asked questions about the carnival blockades.

By now we have all seen Speedy fall out of the broken chair behind the radio station. But what you may not have known is that the custodian of all seven radio stations, "Big D," was suppose to throw that chair WEEKS AGO!!

In this week's edition of "Ask Big D" we addressed how to get of a speeding ticket, Uber, and more.

"Big D," the custodian of all seven radio stations, was at it again this week when we asked him the questions you submitted to us. This week he addresses the attire you wear in a club, the best daiquiris in town, and songs on a mixtape.

Big D, the custodian of all seven radio stations, has some bit of advice for you as we go into the weekend. He even addresses the Mayweather and Pacquaio fight this Saturday night.

The custodian of all seven radio stations, "Big D," took time out of his busy schedule this week to answer more of your questions.

Big D, our custodian here at Townsquare Media in Lafayette, has become a fixture on the morning show and now we are letting YOU ask him anything. That's right, you can now submit your questions to the "King of Lafayette Media," and he will answer them right here.

Big D, the custodian of all seven radio stations, joined Chris Reed On-Air Friday morning to issue a challenge to all during the St. Jude Radiothon.

I was DJing in Youngsville a few weeks ago and a young lady came up to and asked, "Is Big-D real, or is that someone making up a voice?" Well, when I told our custodian what the young lady asked me, he felt the need to prove that he is indeed REAL!!!

Earlier this week I found Big D, the custodian of all seven radio stations, in our studio with two bottles of tequila!!!

This morning I walked out of the studio for a second and I saw Big D's truck parked out back. If you think your vehicle is dirty, wait until you see the truck of our custodian!!!

Friday morning our custodian here at Townsquare Media, Big-D, was admiring a plaque in our front lobby. But what he did not know is that it's an old plaque---from 2011.

"Big-D," the custodian of seven radio stations at Townsquare Media, was on the show this morning and two things were brought up in our conversation. One, he plans of preparing lunch next week for the entire Lafayette staff and even our corporate team from New York, and two, he brought up that he is constructing a haunted house for Halloween.

This morning, "Big D," the custodian of all seven of our radio stations, was on the morning show & boy did he have a lot to say. First, we addressed his run-in with poison ivy and then we got into the discussion about his responsibilities this weekend at Girard Park.

One of the regular characters on the morning show with Chris Reed On-Air is the custodian for all seven radio stations here at Townsquare Media, "Big-D." He will often put the mop or vacuum down for a few minutes and join the show LIVE!! Yes, our custodian just walks into the studio and hops on the mic...We're that professional!!! However, hear what he had to say about our night jock, Br

This morning, Thursday April 5th,  on my morning show the custodian for all seven radio stations at Townsquare Media, "Big-D," jumped in on the show. Big-D has become a fixture on the show and often we have NO IDEA as to what he is going to say On-Air. While we often hold our breath and hope that he doesn't say anything to get us "fired," this morning he made an admission that

Thursday morning with Chris Reed On-Air the custodian for Townsquare Media, Big D, showed up in-studio with a blank CD. Not knowing what to expect, Chris Reed put the CD into the CD Player and pressed "play" while Live On-Air.