Peter Warren was (and still is) the longest-running, open-line radio host in North America (TALKERS MAGAZINE, 1998). In 1999, in a ceremony in Montreal, he was inducted into the Canadian Association of Broadcasters' Hall of Fame.

Prior to hosting the Saturday and Sunday National Corus Radio Network programs, he moderated the CJOB (Winnipeg) Action-Line for 28 years. He has also been involved in the print media, as a columnist with The Calgary Herald; The Winnipeg Tribune; The Saint John, New Brunswick Telegraph-Journal; and The Hong-Kong Star.

He has interviewed ten Canadian prime ministers head-to-head and had four escaped convicts give themselves up on-the-air.

Former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau once said that an interview with Warren "was worse than Question Period."

During the early weeks of the War on Terrorism, "Warren On The Weekend" broadcast exclusive live hits with MSNBC correspondent Ashleigh Banfield.

As a former professional boxer, Peter is still involved as an accredited pro-boxing judge in several provinces and has interviewed all of the champions from (then retired) Rocky Marciano to Muhammad Ali.

He lives in Victoria, B.C., with his wife, Gabrielle.