Roland Woerner is an Emmy Award-nominated producer and writer for NBC's The Today Show. Roland Woerner is an Emmy Award-nominated producer and writer for NBC's The Today Show. In addition to his news duties, he enjoys writing and producing segments exploring the world of technology and pop culture. He has also written for several prime time NBC News specials. He started his career in radio at RKO Radio Networks, later moving to New York's WNBC-AM (the station made infamous for firing Howard Stern) where he worked with Don Imus and Alan Colmes. Moving on to television, he was a producer for McGraw-Hill Aviation Week Videos. His interest in eBay began in 1998 when he began buying collectibles on the auction Website. He introduced the Today Show audience to eBay with the first nationally publicized charity auction that netted $11,500 with the sale of an autographed NBC jacket. eBay Founder Pierre Omidyar donated an additional $125,000 live on the Today Show and all proceeds benefited the U.S Marine Corp's Toys For Tots charity. In his spare time, Roland enjoys going on adventures with his daughters Allie and Katie, riding motorcycles, flying airplanes, and hunting for metal 1960's TV lunchboxes on eBay. 

  He's still looking for "Man From Uncle" and "Green Hornet" lunchboxes to complete his collection. Email here!