Mistress Carrie

Mistress Carrie, born and raised in Leominster, MA, established herself as a notable figure in radio. She spent 29 years on air at WAAF in Boston, from 1998 to 2020. Her career at WAAF was significant, leading to general recognition as a radio personality. During this period, she also engaged in professional activities beyond the studio, including volunteer work with veterans’ organizations. These experiences contributed to her public profile and laid the groundwork for her subsequent independent ventures.

Following her extensive tenure at WAAF, Mistress Carrie transitioned into new media production. In 2020, she launched “The Mistress Carrie Podcast,” a weekly program featuring interviews with musicians, discussions on lifestyle topics such as travel, motorcycles, tattoos, and skydiving, and continued focus on the U.S. military, veteran’s community, and first responders. Concurrently, she created “Cocktails in the War Room,” a live weekly show engaging viewers through interactive segments. She further expanded her podcast offerings with “The Mistress Carrie ‘Sit Rep’,” a daily segment providing entertainment news and industry updates. These productions are part of the Pantheon Podcast Network, marking her sustained presence in the media landscape. She also returned to terrestrial radio as a morning show host for The Pike FM, starting on Valentine’s Day.

Throughout her career, Mistress Carrie has demonstrated a consistent commitment to the military and first responder communities. Her work included twice embedding with U.S. troops, first in Iraq in 2006 and then in Afghanistan in 2011, as a non-news journalist. This direct engagement resulted in multiple accolades, including two Commanders Awards for Public Service and the Order of Saint Maurice in 2014. These achievements highlight her active involvement and recognition within these communities, complementing her media career.