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Gonzo Greg is an AwardAward-Winning Alternative & Rock
Morning
Morning Radio specialist, with proven success in
major markets across the country.
His creatively produced, fastfast-paced, and highly
interactive presentation cuts through the clutter
and connects with listeners across platforms in
the new digital and socialsocial-networking age.
"Gonzo brings with him a great track record, takes direction well, resulting in
a win for all."
- JJ Jeffries
Former VP of Programming
Riviera Broadcast Group, LLC - 602.339.1186
"Morning drive is a crucial battlefield and Gonzo is a proven pro."
- Buzz Casey
Director Of Operations
WFBQ – Clear Channel - Indianapolis – 317.257.7565
"Gonzo's style and talents are among the very best in the business."
- Gregg Steele
VP of Rock Programming
Sirius XM Satellite Radio - 212.584.5100
"I found Gonzo Greg in California and asked him to come to Philadelphia to
shake things up a bit, which he did. People thought I was out of my mind."
- Joe Bonadonna
Sr. Program Director
Sirius XM Satellite Radio - 202.380.4000
GONZO GREG
(Dumb Name. Weird Hair. Good Radio.)
“Gonzo’s inexplicable. He’s one of those really weird and strange radio guys
that you just can't figure out but you'll put up with regardless since he gets
you numbers and revenue. It makes you overlook those frequent visits to
the police station to bail him out.”
-John Gorman
Gorman Media – Cleveland – 440.250.0261
Legendary former WMMS/Cleveland Programmer
“I think the appeal of Gonzo is that he’s equal parts mad scientist and court
jester, mixed with just a small dash of anti-depressants. He’s much like those
unstable elements at the end of the periodic table that, under the right
conditions, can exist and thrive successfully. And you can’t deny his passion
— the guy loves radio, at times to a fault. He’s poured his guts out and
sacrificed any semblance of a normal life to do what he loves, his way. Very
much like Sinatra, or more appropriately, Sid (Vicious).”
- Nicole Padberg
Former Gonzo In The Morning Co-Host
"I love him, but I don't know what to say."
- Mike Stern
News/Talk/Sports Editor
Radio & Records – 323.954.3400
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702.265.3311
Las Vegas – Spring 2007 – Mornings
Winner: “Best Radio Personality”
Reader’s Choice Award
Las Vegas Weekly
Indianapolis; Winter 2005 - Mornings
#1 TSL Adults 18 – 34
#2 TSL Adults 25 – 54
#2 Adults 18 – 34
#4 Adults 25 – 54
“Gonzo Greg's self-proclaimed Big Dumb Show has, after years
of solid #2 placings in Adults 18-34 now actually surpassed
hometown favorites Bob & Tom in TSL Adults 25-54 with a
stupendous 4:30.”
Philadelphia; Spring 1993 - Nights
“Area 108” KVGS-FM, Riviera Broadcast Group, Las Vegas
Mornings, February 2006 – July 2007
“X-103” WRZX-FM, Clear Channel Communications, Indianapolis
Mornings, June 2000 – September 2005
“K-ROCK”/“Extreme Radio”/”FM Talk” WKRK-FM, CBS Radio, Detroit
Nights, Mid-Days, PM Drive, Production Mgr, June 1997 – June 2000
96.7 KCAL-FM, Anaheim Broadcasting, Riverside/San Bernardino
Mornings, April 1995 – May 1997
“100.5 The Fox” WTFX-FM, Prism Radio Partners, Louisville
Mornings, June 1994 – April 1995
“93X” KRXX-FM, Entercom Communications, Minneapolis
Mornings, June 1993 – June 1994
93.3 WMMR-FM, Group W Broadcasting, Philadelphia
Nights, June 1990 – June 1993
#1 Men 18 – 34
#1 Adults 18 – 49
#1 Men 25 – 59
#1 Men 25 – 34
#2 Adults 25 – 34
"WMMR turned a good trend last month, but the Spring Book
qualifies as an unmitigated mind blower. Former kingpin WYSP
dipped slightly 6.0 - 5.8 12+ as WMMR regained the throne with
a whopping 4.1 - 6.6 rebound. Highlights include Gonzo Greg
building 4.7 - 5.5." -The Hard Report July 16, 1993
"Gonzo Greg's arrival in Philadelphia was felt immediately; Adults
18 - 34 went 7.5 - 8.9, Adults 25 - 34 grew 6.7 - 10.0, and Men
25+ jumped an amazing 3.5 - 6.1
“Pure Rock” 105.5 KNAC-FM, Flagship Broadcasting, Los Angeles
Nights, Mornings, June 1984 – June 1990
“We are in the same tent with the clowns and the freaks …
that’s show business.” -Edward R. Murrow
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Who the hell is gonzo?
these huge industry giants know.
Dan Mason
President/CEO
CBS Radio - 212.975.4321
David Field
CEO
Entercom Communications - 610.660.5610
Gregg Steele
Steele
VP of Rock Programming
Sirius XM Satellite Radio - 212.584.5100
Mike Stern
News/Talk/Sports Editor
Radio & Records - 323.954.3400
Joe Bonadonna
Senior Program Director
Sirius XM Satellite Radio - 202.380.4000
Bryan Schock
Music Director
Clear Channel Communications, KGB-FM/San Diego - 858.292.2000
JJ Jeffries
Director of A & R at WTM Entertainment Group
Island Records – San Francisco – 602.339.1186
Mike Boyle
Alternative/Active/Rock Editor
Radio & Records – 323.954.3400
Mike Bacon
Senior Director, Modern Rock
Friday Morning Quarterback – 856.424.9114
Buzz Casey
Director Of Operations
Clear Channel Communications, WFBQ/Indianapolis – 317.257.7565
Stew Herrera
Production Director
Citadel Communications, 95.5 KLOS-FM/Los Angeles - 310.840.4846
“Big” Rick
Rick Stuart
PM Drive Air Talent
Cumulus Media, KFOG 104.5 FM/San Francisco - 415.817.5364
Ray Gmeiner
Vice President Promotion
Capitol Music Group – 323.871.5510
Roland West
Regional Manager
Island Records – San Francisco - 415.782.5151
”Bimbo socialites like me love
Gonzo’s ‘Big Dumb Show’!”
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Photo
Album
The Insomniac, Dave Attell
Usual Suspect, Kevin Pollack
Check two, Check one, two.
“Dave’s not here.” But Tommy
Chong is!
Christopher Titus rejoices
that it’s frickin’ 6 AM
Aisha Tyler could use some
talk, uh … HOT soup.
“Vegas, Baby! Vegas!
This is REAL broadcasting.
Comparing notes with rock
stars on weird hair.
Big, BIG star, Ralphie May
Boom! Everybody’s favorite John
Madden: Frank Caliendo.
Bow Wow Wow In Studio
George Maloof: Pearl at the
Palms Grand Opening Broadcast
Fall Out Boy Visits
Magician Nathan Burton has
the good sense to bring
along some eye-candy.
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Clerk at Video Game Store
or, Jonathan Davis of Korn?
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