My Bio-Intro

Hi my name is Christopher Wayne De Lardge. I was born in New Hyde Park Long Island on May 5th 1985 at Long Island Jewish Hospital. I’m 22 years old. My background is African American-Belizean. I grew up in East Flatbush with my grandparents until I move with my moms when I was 7. I reside in South Ozone Park, Queens. I know a Brooklyn guy living in Queens sounds odd but I always will be a Brooklyn kid. I’m an only child which means I’m kind of spoiled sort of. However I wish I had a little sister or brother. I’m all around sports fan. I love football, basketball, baseball, and some tennis. I’m a huge New York Giants, New York Jets, San Diego Chargers, Indianapolis Colts, New York Knicks, Phoenix Suns, New York Mets and Yankees fan. I know it’s hard to believe that I’m both a Mets and a Yankee fan but is what it is.
I’m the most fun-loving, laid back and crazy-unique that you would ever meet. My hobbies are playing video games, computers, watching TV, listen to the music, chilling, hanging out and enjoying life. I love Hip-hop, rap, R&B, jazz, reggae, Spanish music. My favorite music artists are Busta Rhymes, DMX, Jay-Z, Mary J. Beige, TLC, R. Kelly, and Sean Paul.
My major at LaGuardia is Media Studies. What I like most about media is to learn and find out how the media affects our life and the different modes of media. Mediums such as TV, Radio, Internet and books. My heroes in Television are CNN’s Christiane Amanpour, CBS News 60 Minutes Mike Wallace and Ed Bradley Jr.
My goals are in life is well to become a TV historian. I fell that we as a people forgotten the people, reporters and shows that shape our world of Television. As a Television gate keeper I can tell everyone how people like All of the Family creator Norman Lear, CBS News 60 Minutes Mike Wallace, CNN’s international reporter Christiane Amanpour, CBS News 60 Minutes Ed Bradley, and ABC News Peter Jennings. Just some of the names of the people that shape our world not just only journalism and as television as well. I hope you enjoy my introduction on my self. I will end it just like the great CBS Evening News Walter Cronkite ends. “And that’s the way it is for Tuesday September 11, 2007 good night”.