Dianne Chase, Chase Media

Dianne Chase fell in love with radio when she was 13. But when she graduated from the University of Tennessee, it was with a degree in merchandising. Radio still called, and soon after she returned home to Asheville, she did a half-hour news show on a small local station – for free.

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