In 1946, he became host of a call-in program that sought work for veterans.
By the 1990's, Mr. Sliwa's name recognition and tough-talking style had won him a job at WABC-AM, where he was a host of a call-in program with his wife at the time, Lisa Evers.
"From 1975 to about 2005, this team drove fans away," said Mike Felger, a host of a call-in show on the Bruins' flagship radio station, 98.5 FM. "For years, it felt like they were satisfied to be good, but not great.
Other times, it feels like a twisted version of Seinfeld: you find yourself nodding in agreement as Limmy points out the oddities of everyday life – except instead of a sarcastic New York standup comic, he plays a recovering drug addict or the host of a call-in show who dresses as some sort of mythical creature.
Leonard P. Kiczek, a former mayor who produces and is the host of a cable program called "Bayonne Today," predicted that few residents would vote in Tuesday's primary.
His pants, snug, straight-legged, in olive plaid, are from Tokyo, where he is the occasional host of a cable television show called "Vintage".
There's a comedian, W. Kamau Bell, who is the host of a show called "Totally Biased," and I composed the theme song, and he and I have a podcast called "The Field Negro Guide to Arts and Culture".
Each August it is the host of a tournament called, loosely, an Inter-City Championship.
Keith Murphy, host of a radio call-in show in Milwaukee with a mostly African-American audience, devoted one show to discussing the letter.
Beginning in February, she will be the host of a program called "Natascha Kampusch Meets," in which she will interview a guest through "a very open discussion, touching on previously unknown aspects of my interviewee," she was quoted as saying.
The transformation into Mr. Traffic occurred in 1990, when Morse was listening to talk radio and heard the host of a legal call-in show incorrectly answer a question about a traffic citation.
