Mark Simone
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Mark Simone is an American radio personality. He can be heard on WABC-AM in New York.
Simone appears occasionally on CNN, MSNBC and PBS. He is one of several hosts who has filled in for Sean Hannity on the latter's radio show.[1][2][3]
He and New York Post columnist Linda Stasi co-host the weekly feature What a Week on NY1.
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[edit] Radio career
1977-1979 — WPIX-FM 102 [New York]
1980 — 1982 WMCA [New York] Simone did a daily comedy talk show from 8-10 pm weekdays and 2-4 pm on Saturdays.
1982 -1992 - WNEW-AM Simone hosted the afternoon show from 3-7pm. The program was a mix of celebrity interviews and music. WNEW ended after 58 years on air on December 11, 1992. Simone was its final host.
1986 - 1988 — Simone co-hosted a three-hour daily comedy show with Steve Allen on the NBC Radio network.[4] The team did their last live show at WNEW on March 18, 1988.
1990s — Simone co-hosted a two-hour nightly talk and interview show with Tom Snyder on the CBS Radio Network.
1999- present WABC-AM Simone hosts a Saturday morning talk show (6-10AM) and the Saturday Night Oldies show (6-10PM) which combines 60's and 70's music, interviews and features.
[edit] Miscellaneous
Simone sits on the Board of Directors of the Police Athletic League of New York.
