A favorite personality among Oldiez 96 listeners, Lou actually began his career in medical school at Oklahoma State University. While studying there, he caught the radio "bug" and decided to pursue a career in broadcasting at Tulsa’s KELI. As his interest and talent in radio flourished, Lou moved to KJNE in Waco, Texas, where he became the production director.

Lou also built upon his on-air and production experience at several oldies and news radio stations in Dallas, West Palm Beach and Dallas. There he worked as a news anchor and midday fill-in, and made two guest appearances on "Live with Regis and Kathie Lee."

Along with being famous for his exceptional connection with audiences, Lou is known for his amazing singing voice. He is a regular performer in a barber shop quartet and is a former international champion of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America. When Lou is off the air, he enjoys cooking as a hobby.