Kevin Rolston - 'JockLine' Article

1. THE BALD TRUTH: WILD 95.5’s Rolston To
Undergo Hair Transplant Live On-Air
THE MOUTH, JULY 3RD, 2012 __ For years it’s been jocks dieting, now get ready for hair
transplants. WILD 95.5/Clear Channel radio host, Kevin Rolston becomes one of the first
morning host to go live and unedited with an on-air hair transplant procedure. Kevin, one
third of the top-rated Kevin, Virginia and Jason Show, will be taking his listeners through
the personal drama of his well-known hair loss problem with a live on-air hair transplant
procedure on Wednesday, July 11th. Rolston’s surgery will be broadcast live, direct from
the Bauman Medical Group operating room to listeners of the show. It will also be
streamed live via the station’s website, http://www.wild955.com/pages/bmg.html
“This story, this problem, my hair loss has been plaguing me for more than 13 years,” says Rolston. “I’m only 38, but
started losing my hair when I was in my early 20’s,” he says in the good-natured self-effacing way that has attracted
the largest listening audience in the West Palm Beach radio market. “It’s finally time for me to have a ‘follicular
intervention ... Being a jock today means being able to work in all digital media and platforms, this includes Internet,
video and television.” The hair transplant procedure will also be live streaming to a global audience on
http://www.thebaldtruth.com http://www.gfqlive.tv and http://www.livestream.com/hairtransplantnow.
West Palm's Rolston Goes Under The Blade 'Live' Tomorrow
THE MOUTH, JULY 10TH, 2012 __ As Jockline told you exclusively last week, WILD 95.5/Clear Channel radio host,
Kevin Rolston (show left) becomes one of the first morning host to go live and unedited with on-air hair transplant
procedure. Kevin, one third of the top-rated Kevin, Virginia and Jason Show, will be taking his listeners through the
surgery live on-air, tomorrow, July 11th. It will be broadcast from the Bauman Medical Group operating room to
listeners of the show. It will also be streamed live via the station’s website, http://www.wild955.com/pages/bmg.html
Rolston told Jockline Daily, “I’m only 38, but started losing my hair when I was in my early 20’s ... Being a jock today
means being able to work in all digital media and platforms, this includes Internet, video and television.”
The hair transplant procedure will also be live streaming to a global audience on http://www.thebaldtruth.com
http://www.gfqlive.tv and http://www.livestream.com/hairtransplantnow.
WILD 95.5/West Palm's Kevin Rolston's Live Hair Transplant
Draws Global Audience
THE MOUTH, JULY 23RD, 2012/PRN __ As Jockline Daily first reported (See JD 7/3/12), WILD 95.5/West Palm's
Kevn Rolston, of the Kevin, Virginia & Jason Show, did something on the air on July 11thth that no other jock had
ever done before. He had a hair transplant during his show which was broadcast live, and also aired via a Livestream
webcast. The event had been promoted heavily and Rolston also appeared on 'The Bald Truth." "It was great fun not
just for me, but this was a first in the radio industry with the live video simulcast of a procedure of this kind, it was a
tremendous success on many levels, and a great opportunity to educate our audience about the incredible break-throughs
in technology in performing this remarkable medical procedure,” said Rolston. Broadcast direct from from
a web-enabled operating room and performed by Dr. Alan J. Baumanandin Boca Raton, Florida, cameras were
set up, a live switcher and director were on hand and in place in the operatory (similar to a CNN broadcast),
even a monitor was manned by a Social Media Moderator who was fielding questions from Twitter and chat room
audience comprised of more than 23 countries who tuned into Dr. Bauman’s high-definition channel on
http://www.livestream.com/hairtransplantnow. At noon, a second feed went to The Bald Truth, a Los Angeles based
web-radio show hosted by best-selling author Spencer Kobren. “At one time,” says Dr. Bauman, “the show was
being seen and streamed live by multiple entities to a global audience.