BolaKaraoke on the Radio

I'm not afraid to rock the mic - can stare down a crowd of 5 or 500. Yet I am becoming increasingly concerned by my fear of pushing buttons inside the radio station. I have the opportunity and privilege to have my own karaoke radio show as part of the Koug Radio station staff in Vancouver. Yet every time I enter the studio, my knees start to buckle and palms get sweaty. I become flustered and all of sudden I don't know what dials to turn, which mic to speak into. The perfect idea for a radio show "Playing your favorite karaoke songs of today, yesterday and tomorrow," hindered by my inability to fade in and out. I guess Gloria Gaynor was right when she said, "at first I was afraid, I was petrified." I hope she's also correct, when she says, "I will survive."