Anthony Donatelli ’15 began his broadcasting journey at CSUSB’s Coyote Radio where he learned the ins and outs of hosting, scripting and other operations in a radio station.

After enrolling in the Coyote Radio Practicum, Donatelli was inspired to host two morning sports shows, handled interviews for the syndicated radio program “My Awesome Empire” and was a 2015 finalist for Media Talent of the Year at the first-ever Inland Empire Media Awards.

As a result of his education, skills, training and experience, Donatelli landed a position at CBS Radio at its Inland Empire Station, K-FROG 95.1. He works in the web department as the social media coordinator, contributes to KFROG.com as a staff writer and is on-air weekend mornings as "Anthony Frogatelli."

Donatelli’s success came from his passion for radio and work ethic.

Coyote Radio serves as one of the West Coast’s most respected broadcast media learning laboratories. As of 2019, Coyote Radio’s staff has served as consultants for institutions such as the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, NPR, PBS, the University of La Verne, the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, N.Y., California State University, Los Angeles, and the Latino Public Radio Consortium.

Coyote Radio is a professional setting that offers students real-world experience in programming, marketing, promotions, administrative and digital production skills. Coyote Radio has also placed students into paid broadcast and media careers at organizations such as Disney, CBS, Anaheim Broadcasting Corporation, MTV, The America First Radio Network, Clear Channel Communications, PBS and Nickelodeon.