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John Catsimatidis: 77 WABC ‘Going to Have to Make Some Changes’ with Curtis Sliwa, Anthony Weiner, Frank Morano Running for Office in New York
"I don't know how that's gonna be handled."
‘Cousin Brucie’s Rock & Roll Party’ Enters Syndication With Red Apple Audio Networks
The show comes from flagship 77 WABC, New York, where the 89-year-old Morrow started his career in rock’s early years.
Red Apple Audio Networks to Produce One-Hour Inauguration Special
The one-hour special, dubbed Inauguration: 2025 is available for stations to run at their convenience through Monday, January 20th.
Sid Rosenberg: Len Berman and Michael Riedel ‘Put On the Worst Show in the History of Radio’ on 710 WOR
"It wasn't bad, it wasn't okay, it was impossible. And the ratings there were even more of a mismatch than what I did to WCBS."
77 WABC Host Bo Snerdley: Rush Limbaugh Listeners Thought I Was a Ficitional Character
"At least once or twice a week I hear from someone who thought for many years that Bo Snerdley was a 'fictional' person."
Sid Rosenberg: I Love My Job and I Love 77 WABC Listeners, But I’m Exhausted After 2024 Election Cycle
"I've worked my ass off ... I've been living, eating, and breathing this stuff for the better part of two years."
Comments From 77 WABC Host Sid Rosenberg at Donald Trump Madison Square Garden Rally Go Viral
Videos of his comments have received more than one million views on the Elon Musk-owned X platform since Sunday.
Greg Kelly: I Don’t Understand How The Joe Rogan Experience Got So Popular
"I don't know how many five-and-a-half-hour interviews I can listen to of David Lee Roth, or the guy who retired as a professional wrestler 10 years ago."
How Sid Rosenberg Evolved His 77 WABC Morning Show to Stay On Top After the Death of Bernie McGuirk
"The show is not predictable. For me, when radio becomes predictable, radio becomes boring. That's not our show."
77 WABC Host Sid Rosenberg Forced to Delay Broadcast From Israel After Location Rocked By Explosions
"It was scary … the issue was though we heard the explosions first, then the sirens.”