Sergio LaCour
broadcast personality
Sergio LaCour (born Keith Samuels in 1967) is an American radio announcer, broadcast personality, and community advocate. He has worked in radio programming across the Pacific Northwest, Midwest, and Southern United States. Lacour is a member of Prince Hall Freemasonry and the Prince Hall-affiliated Shriners.
Early life and education
Lacour was born Keith Samuels in 1967 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He attended Booker T. Washington High School, and spent time at RadioVision, a broadcast facility located across the street. He was mentored by Michael Hightower, an R&B radio announcer.
Career
Samuels adopted the broadcasting moniker "Sergio LaCour" early in his career.
Lacour has held on-air roles at KNHC, KKFX "K-Fox", and KRIZ in Seattle. When Lacour joined KRIZ radio in the mid-1980s, Northwest broadcasting legend Frank P. Barrow became his mentor. He has also worked at KJMM "K-Jamz 105.3" and KBLK & KTOW in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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