Christine Brodie is a veteran, award-winning broadcast and marketing executive with nearly 30 years experience. Brodie launched her radio career in Sacramento in the early 1970's as the Music Director for KNDE. Moving to Los Angeles, she helped develop a pioneering "Stereo Rock" format for Drake/Chenault Enterprises. She later was named Music Director for KKDJ (later KIIS-FM) Los Angeles, and was Radio Editor at the preeminent trade publication , Radio & Records. For four years she was Vice President/General Manager at Goodphone Communications, where she helped create the groundbreaking "Triple Z Jazz" reporting network. From 1980 to 1984, she was a director of Graformations, Inc., a corporation providing packaging and creative services for the emerging computer software industry. In 1984, Brodie joined KMET-FM, and was an integral part of the launch of the hugely successful KTWV-FM "The Wave" in 1987. She became Program Director of The Wave in 1989, leaving in 2003 to found Christine Brodie Media Management.

During her tenure at KTWV, the station attained near-record-breaking ratings and revenue successes, helping the Los Angeles station reach the national top 15 in revenue rankings numerous times.

Brodie has been awarded Program Director of the Year honors by Radio & Records twice, in 1998 and 2000; and was honored by the Gavin Report with the Steve Feinstein Innovation Award in 1997.

She lives in Agoura Hills, California with her daughter, Leah.