John McGhee's upbringing in the bleak Dorchester borough of Boston, Massachusetts, where hope is limited and violence and drugs are plentiful, shaped him from a very early age. He was simultaneously taking part in a program which bused inner city black children to predominantly white, Republican, suburban schools surrounding Boston.One experience John McGhee details is the life changing opportunity of interning for the Howard Stern Show where he became fondly known as 'John the Black Intern,' and where he decided to completely focus on achieving his dreams in the entertainment industry.John McGhee later attended Penobscot Job Corps in Maine where he graduated with his high school diploma and attended college soon thereafter, leading him to land the internship of a lifetime. His unstoppable, new-found passion was a life-altering shift for him...."Before I started working at the Howard Stern Show, I thought the only people who achieved their dreams were on TV," John McGhee explains. "I never knew anyone that was really that successful until I started working for the show. It was like everyone around me was super successful and that motivated and inspired me."John McGhee's time with Howard Stern opened a myriad of doors for him. He was commissioned frequently to pen parody songs and overnight tunes, he had the opportunity to perform in front of massive audiences, and since his internship, John McGhee has opened for the likes of Wiz Khalifa, Raekwon of the Wu-Tang Clan, and many more. Show less «