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Lazlow's career began in the early 1980s as an intern for the [[V-Rock]] radio station in [[Vice City in GTA Vice City|Vice City]]. He was the sidekick of then-DJ [[Cousin Ed]]. Lazlow quickly moved up the radio hierarchy and became the head DJ of VROCK, exhibiting a 'bad boy' attitude and a greatly inflated ego, the latter of which came back to bite him; he was fired from the radio station shortly after the events of [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]].

Lazlow re-emerged in the early 1990's on the national scene as the new host of the syndicated radio show ''[[West Coast Talk Radio|Entertaining America]]'', replacing the original host after his untimely death at the hands of a roid-raging [[Jack Howitzer]]. Lazlow lost this job for alchohol scandal some time after the events of [[GTA San Andreas]].

Lazlow's next known radio gig was as the host of the popular talk radio station [[Chatterbox FM]] in the late '90s, he was massivly famous in this period and phonecalls were going of the hook and some callers were extremely wierd. He took calls from random listeners and interviewed eccentric guests.

Lazlow eventually lost his Chatterbox FM job, was divorced by his wife, and developed a taste for exposing himself to old women on the streets; he was arrested for this in 2005. Deciding to try a return to radio, Lazlow raised enough funds in [[2008]] to start up a new radio station in [[Algonquin]], named [[Integrity 2.0]]. His program on the station involves himself exploring Algonquin and interviewing people on the streets; unfortunately, his interviewing manner is poor, and it seems that his fame has waned — the people on the street whom he interviews show disdain for him, and for radio in general (even "Radio 2.0", or Lazlow 2.0 as Lazlow calls it). Lazlow is sponsored by [[ZiT]], a program that will identify songs playing on the radio; he "presents" the company's automated greeting messages.