Is Galvin still on the Mike Calta show?

Is Galvin still on the Mike Calta show?

Galvin lives in Tampa and list Dominic Fariello as his lawyer. Fariello, a personal injury attorney, gives free legal advice weekly on The Mike Calta Show.

Who is Mike Calta?

– Mike Calta has been entertaining audiences at 102.5 The Bone since 2007. But Tampa Bay area has been his home since his career started as an intern at WFLZ in 1989. In that time, the popular morning show host has seen his audience grow, along with the city of Tampa.

Where do Roger and JP broadcast from?

Roger Luce and John “JP” Parise are making the move from mornings at classic rock WBAB, Nassau-Suffolk, NY (102.3) to the 11am-2pm slot at talk “102.5 The Bone” WHPT, Tampa.

What happened to Drew garabo?

Drew Garabo, afternoon host at Cox Media Group talk “102.5 The Bone” WHPT Sarasota, FL, has disclosed he has stage two testicular cancer. “Honestly, if I can help anybody out there get checked out before finding something out, maybe feel less alone, that’s a great purpose to have,” Garabo told WFLA-TV.

What is the number to the bone?

Call in at 1-888-303-BONE to win the awesome prizes up for grabs on 107.7 The Bone every day! And as always, check the Bone Contests page for more weekly giveaways.

Where is Seth Kushner now?

Seth Kushner is the Vice President & Board Member at Apple A Day Foundation. He is also the co-host of The Block Party with Dan Girardi that is produced by the Tampa Bay Lightning.

Did Mike Calta get a new contract?

Tampa Bay talk radio host Mike Calta has signed a multi-year contract extension to continue The Mike Calta Show on WHPT-FM 102.5 The Bone, Cox Media Group announced Tuesday. He started in Tampa Bay radio in 1989 at 93.3 WFLZ-FM, then known as the Power Pig.

Who was the dead guy in the envelope today?

Ken Norton, Sr.
The answer to today’s Dead Guy In the Envelope is Ken Norton, Sr. Ken was an American boxer who was a former WBC world heavyweight champion.

Where can I listen to 102.5 The Bone?

Tampa-St. Petersburg Metropolitan Area
WHPT/Broadcast areas