Lev David, (born 8 August 1980, Durban, South Africa) is a writer,
radio producer and radio presenter, and media consultant. He is both
founder and chief executive officer of Say Yay Media, having
previously founded and headed the consulting branch of Lev David
Media.David studied economics at the University of Natal (now the
University of KwaZulu-Natal), before working for the regional radio
station East Coast Radio as executive producer of the "Morning Drive
Show" in 2001. Having resigned from East Coast Radio in 2005 to pursue
other interests, David is now involved in the development of
television series, radio features for several radio stations and
various new media initiatives. He continues to write humour for the
print media.David appeared alongside other South African radio
presenters on the South African version of the television gameshow,
The Weakest Link in 2004.David is joint holder (along with Gary
Mortimer) of the South African high-altitude hot air ballooning
record, reaching 30,334 feet after launching from the KwaZulu-Natal
Midlands. He broadcast live to East Coast Radio during the record
attempt.
radio producer and radio presenter, and media consultant. He is both
founder and chief executive officer of Say Yay Media, having
previously founded and headed the consulting branch of Lev David
Media.David studied economics at the University of Natal (now the
University of KwaZulu-Natal), before working for the regional radio
station East Coast Radio as executive producer of the "Morning Drive
Show" in 2001. Having resigned from East Coast Radio in 2005 to pursue
other interests, David is now involved in the development of
television series, radio features for several radio stations and
various new media initiatives. He continues to write humour for the
print media.David appeared alongside other South African radio
presenters on the South African version of the television gameshow,
The Weakest Link in 2004.David is joint holder (along with Gary
Mortimer) of the South African high-altitude hot air ballooning
record, reaching 30,334 feet after launching from the KwaZulu-Natal
Midlands. He broadcast live to East Coast Radio during the record
attempt.
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