Wouter van der Goes

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Wouter van der Goes

Wouter van der Goes (born 18 January 1973, Alkmaar) is a Dutch radio DJ.^[1]

At age twelve, he was tinkering with audio equipment as a hobby. Later, during his free time, he worked with several local radio stations, as well as pirate stations, while having a regular job as an insurance salesman.

In 1995, Van der Goes is hired by Radio 538 and turns his hobby into a job. He has hosted several shows, such as Weekend Warming Up, Peepshow, After Dark and 538 Classics.

In 1998 he transfers to , which in 2001 changed its name to Yorin FM. At this station, his shows include Gijs & Wout in de middag ("Gijs & Wout in the afternoon"), which he hosts together with .

Between 2004 and 2006 he hosted the show on 3FM radio, every day between 16:00 and 18:00. He participated in the House of Glass during the Serious Request project twice.

He is now a programme director for Q-Music.

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