An esteemed veteran broadcaster and two-time Emmy Award-winning producer, Christian Cudnik embarked on a storytelling journey at the age of eight, captivated by the profound impact of radio in connecting, entertaining, and informing.

Christian’s major market radio career commenced at the renowned 98 Rock in Baltimore, where he honed his skills. Achieving new heights, he led the #1 rated afternoon radio program at the legendary WMMR in Philadelphia. For the following decade, he became the distinctive voice of St. Louis, contributing to National Public Radio and hosting a weekly live broadcast of the St. Louis Symphony.

Renowned for engaging interviews inspired by radio pioneers like Orson Welles, Paul Harvey, and Larry King, Christian infuses his work with a deep appreciation for storytelling and conversation.

Beyond his diverse radio career, Christian has produced or directed seven documentaries exploring art, culture, and history. He has also contributed to episodic television shows, podcasts, events, theatre, and live streams that celebrate the world of art.

In 2010, Christian co-founded the arts organization Ballet Initiative, demonstrating a dedicated passion for ballet that led to the creation of the first ballet-themed podcast under the same name. His podcasting journey culminated in a collaboration with the National Blues Museum, resulting in the syndicated radio show, National Blues Museum Radio.

Christian’s career is characterized by a steadfast commitment to the power of storytelling across various mediums, dedicated to connecting, engaging, and informing audiences.