The list of people who have broadcast on WNBC is a who's who of
radio. Complied for your surfing is a collection of links to the alumni I have been
able to locate with web pages. If you know of any I do not have, please use the link at
the bottom of the page to let me know.
Most frequently asked question: Why don't you have
XXX or YYY on this page, he/she was my favorite. If they are not here,
it's only because I don't have any place to link to them. Send me a note
and a link, and I'll get them added.
Albert, Marv (MSG Network)
A play-by-play broadcaster on WNBC, Marv is currently the radio
voice of the Knicks and hosts MSG Sportsdesk.
Beebe, Allen PHOTO
Belzer, Richard
While Imus was on "hiatus" in Cleveland, Brink &
Belzer was the morning show in 1978-79
Blair,
Frank I
REMEMBER
Host of Monitor.
Bob & Ray (bobandray.com)
I can't imagine why I couldn't find a Bob & Ray page, it
was right at bobandray.com!
Breen, Mike (MSG Network) PHOTO
Mike worked sports in the evenings on NBC. He is currently the voice of the New
York Knicks TV broadcasts, does play by play for NBC Sports, and is the sportscaster
on Imus In The Morning.
Brindle, Buzz PHOTO
Brown,
Ted I
REMEMBER
Host of Monitor.
Cipolla,
Frank
From Frank: "I
first worked at WNBC as a stringer from 1983 to July 1986. At
that point I was hired full-time by News Director Doug
O'Brien. From July 1986 to January 1988 I did the hourly
newscasts on the Soupy Sales Show ( ooohh what stories I
have to tell) I also filled in for Charles McCord on the
"Imus" show." Currently a reporter and anchor at UPN 9
News.
Colmes, Alan (alan.com) PHOTO
The last man to broadcast on 66 WNBC is
now the host of a syndicated radio program, and can be seen on the Fox News Channel.
Collins, Jim PHOTO
Crandall,
Brad I
REMEMBER
Host of Monitor.
Criqui, Don PHOTO
Dark, Johnny PHOTO
Dariano, Ray PHOTO PHOTO
Ray was the co-host of the Soupy Sales show.
DeAngelis,
Judy (1010wins.com) PHOTO
The picture at the WINS site is the same publicity photo from WNBC. Judy did
news in the Mid 80s' until the WFAN sale.
Downs,
Hugh
Host of Monitor.
Fiducia, Donna PHOTO
Donna was a traffic reporter, primarily on the Stern show.
Fisher, Francis (West Virginia Public Radio)
Engineer from 1965-1972
Frank, Roz PHOTO
Roz was N-Copter Traffic Reporter and Music Director
Garagiola,
Joet I
REMEMBER
Host of Monitor.
Garroway,
Dave I
REMEMBER
Host of Monitor and the Today Show.
Grauer,
Bill I
REMEMBER
Host of Monitor.
Grundfest,
Gail & Bill PHOTO
PHOTO
I believe they hosted a weekend talk show
Imus, Don
(The Super Imus Links Page) PHOTO PHOTO
Imus was morning show host on WNBC from 12/71 to 8/77 and
again from 9/79 through signoff.
| Imus, Don (Jack's Imus in the Morning Site)
Imus currently is syndicated on over 100 across the country.
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Janet From Another Planet
(WORK-107.1FM)
James,
The Real Bob
(Airchecks.com)
Worked at WNBC 10-3 Saturday Morning during the last summer of broadcasting. Now
He's a professor.
Lawrence, Mike
(Voice Talent)
Spent some time at WNBC in 1983. He recently emailed to say: "...an
update I am now at KBEST-95 in San Diego doing Oldies in case you were wondering."
Lebe,
Mitch I REMEMBER
Former WNBC Newsman,
appeared on the last WNBC Newscast.
Lowe,
Jim I
REMEMBER
Host of Monitor.
McCord, Charles PHOTOS
Charles is a long time newscaster and writer for the Imus in the Morning program.
Charles began at WNBC in 1972, and worked for NBC's all news radio network in the mid
seventies.
McGee,
Frank I
REMEMBER
Host of Monitor.
McMahon,
Ed I
REMEMBER
Host of Monitor.
Mason, Carol PHOTO
March,
Hal I REMEMBER
Host of Monitor.
Mazer,
Bill
Sports / Talk
Show Host. From Tim Faracy:"Bill
Mazer was on WNBC from about 1964 to 1970 before he went to WNEW-TV. At WNBC he
had perhaps the first phone in sports talk show on New York radio. When the
station modified its format in January '68 to make it all talk without any music
on its local shows the Mazer show went from only sports talk to any topic of
interest a caller might offer. This is the way Bill does his current program and
he gets heavily into politics and current events and still adds sports to the
mix. He was on WNBC Monday to Saturday from 5 PM to 7PM with an extra half hour
on Saturday until the start of the NBC network show Monitor. Sometimes Bill
would close his own show on Saturday at 7:30 PM and come back at 7:35 PM as a
fill in host on Monitor until 10:30 PM."
Metheny,
Kevin PHOTO
Monitor
(RadioGram) I
REMEMBER
A terrific article in which Anthony P. Hatch remembers his
time at Monitor..
Morrow,
Bruce (WCBS-FM) PHOTO
Cousin Brucie spent time at WNBC but was swept out with the
September 1977 mass firing.
Morgan,
Henry I
REMEMBER
Host of Monitor.
Murray The K
(tunes.com) I
REMEMBER
Murray The K Presents Album
Nite,
Norm N. (WCBS-FM)
Norm was on NBC with the Nite
Train show from 1975-80
O'Brian, Doug
(1010 WINS) I
REMEMBER
Doug is a one time news director of 66 WNBC.
O'Brian, Ron PHOTO
Parks,
Bert I
REMEMBER
Host of Monitor.
Parsons, Dale
(Aloha Productions) PHOTOPHOTO PHOTOPHOTO
PHOTOPHOTO
PHOTOPHOTO
PHOTOPHOTO
Dale was the final program director at WNBC, and helped create
the "Time Machine"
Quivers,
Robin PHOTO
Robin was, and still is the newswoman for the Howard Stern show.
Rayburn,
Gene
Longtime host of Monitor.
Reed, Frank (94.1 FM KLTY) PHOTO
I still have my "Frank Reed played my request"
T-shirt from 1983 when the "Frank Reed All-Request Radio Show" rocked mid-days!
Reynolds, Joey (News Radio 55, WGR) PHOTO PHOTO PHOTO PHOTO
I think this is the Joey. Let me know if it is not.
| Reynolds, Joey
(broadcast.com)
Real Audio link to Joey's program and some archives. |
Rock,
Bill (440int.com)
"Radio City Bill" from 1974-77, now promo voice for NBC, CNBC and
MSNBC
Rosenberg, Al PHOTOS
Voice Talent for Imus and Stern
Rosenberg, Al PHOTOS
Voice Talent for Imus and Stern
Sales, Soupy PHOTO PHOTO
Under Construction, Soupy Sales.com
Sarzynski, Michael PHOTO
A note about Michael from Joe Montione: "He was my partner when we owned some
stations in Harrisburg, PA and Wilkes-Barre, PA in the 80's, and were best friends since
college. Michael passed away after surgery in Philadelphia October 8, 1998.
After WNBC, and our ownership in the '80's, Michael went on to run his own retail
audio/video business for over 10 years in South Jersey. He was a great talent, and a
wonderful friend & brother."
Scott, Jack PHOTO
Simms, Dave PHOTO
Dave would host evening sports talk and Knicks/Rangers
Sorensen, Jay PHOTO
PHOTO PHOTO
I REMEMBER
Jay was the King of the Time Machine, he also engineered / was sidekick on the Joey
Reynolds show.
Smith,
Catherine
News anchor at WNBC from 1979-1981
Spector, Jack
PHOTOPHOTO
Stern, Howard (King of All Media Site) PHOTO PHOTO
The afternoon guy from September '82 to September '85
Summer,
Dick I REMEMBER
On air when "the lights went out: in 77!
Taylor, Dan (WCBS-FM) PHOTO
PHOTO
Tucker,
Harry I REMEMBER
Engineer for the Radio network and
Imus.
Tucker,
John Bartholomew I
REMEMBER
Final host of Monitor.
Warner, Charles
(U-Missouri)
General Manager 1977-79
Wayne,
David I
REMEMBER
Host of Monitor.
Whitley, Pat (Dining-Out.com)
Program Director 1970-1976
Wilson,
Big
PHOTO
From Gene Garnes Sr.:
"I do recall that when Biggie was "let go", the next week the
ratings came out and he was #1 DJ in NYC! His boss was subsequently fired for
that misdeed. He went on to Channel 6 in Miami and was there for about as many
years and then passed away about 6 or 7 years ago. (Heart attack.) He was very
active as a MONITOR "Communicator""
Wolfman Jack
The official Wolfman Jack site
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