About The Boog Sciambi Show South Florida sports fans have been enjoying the work of "Boog" Sciambi since his arrival on the scene more than a decade ago. We're proud to have his talents on the air for us every weekday here on SportsTalk 790 The Ticket, as "Boog" delivers his audience an impressive scope of sports knowledge and strong opinions in his own distinctively personable manner. "I am extremely excited to host talk shows once again, and I couldn't imagine a better platform than SportsTalk 790, which has quickly emerged as a strong force in the local market," 'Boog' said. During his eight seasons in the broadcast booth calling play-by-play for the Florida Marlins, Sciambi's unbridled passion for baseball came through the radio speakers loud and clear. Now, he broadens his outlook on the game as he broadens his audience in the process calling Major League Baseball for ESPN TV. Besides his work with the Marlins, "Boog" has provided play-by-play on college football and basketball broadcasts for College Sports TV, Westwood One Radio and ESPN regional TV. Sciambi hosted Westwood One Radio's special coverage of the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, UT, and the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia. Prior to joining the Marlins, Sciambi was the pre and post-game host for Florida Panthers hockey radio broadcasts. In 1996, Sciambi called the play-by-play radio for the Boise Hawks of the Northwest League. Sciambi, a native of New York City, NY, graduated from Boston College with a degree in speech communication. He is single and resides in Miramar, FL.
	About Jeff Deforrest Spend your mornings with a South Florida SportsTalk legend. Jeff DeForrest will keep you entertained weekdays from 5-7am with his razor-sharp wit and intellect, keen sense of humor, and deep reservoir of local sports knowledge. Affectionately known in these parts simply as DeFo, Jeff has gained a wide legion of fans through his three decades of experience on the South Florida radio dial. Brooklyn-born, and Syracuse Newhouse School of Communications-educated, DeFo has risen from his humble career beginnings as a teenage vendor at Shea Stadium. His journalism career began in Los Angeles covering the Southern Cal sports scene. DeFo arrived in South Florida in the early 80's and was heard on the air on both WINZ and 94.9 FM. He then helped bring SportsTalk 610 the highest ratings of any SportsTalk show in South Florida radio history. Three years were spent involved in both the Miami Dolphins and University of Miami Hurricanes network broadcasts before a move down the dial. Jeff teamed with Joe Rose to help form a popular morning tandem for six years, while he remained involved with the Dolphins' broadcasts. After another move up the dial, DeFo has found a new home and set anchor here on SportsTalk 790. His broadcasting career is not limited to radio. His television credits include involvement with the Racing Report, a daily horse racing replay show on Sunshine Network; South Florida Sports Report; Sports Rap; play-by-play for Prime Network and Sunshine Network, as well as boxing commentary for HBO International and Pay Per View events. Jeff says he still active in sports, playing what is known as 'vegematic' tennis, with lots of slicing and dicing and fond of the pari-mutuels, mostly horse racing. If you crave even more of DeFo, be sure to catch his weekly Trivia Challenge every Saturday Morning! It's The DeFo Show only on SportsTalk 790, The Ticket!
	Evan Cohen Evan Cohen comes to ESPN Radio 760 after a stint at ESPN Radio 1070 and 1310 WIBA-AM in Madison, Wisconsin. While in the cheese state, Cohen hosted ''Sports Central,'' served as the pre and post game host for Wisconsin men's basketball and was a broadcast assistant for Learfield Sports on the Wisconsin Radio Network. In addition, he was the UW men's hockey beat reporter for the Madison Capital Times and the Associated Press. He also served as a freelance reporter for the ''Bo Ryan Show'' and “The Badger Sports Report” on the CBS affiliate, WISC-TV. A native New Yorker, Cohen has held numerous positions in his home state. Most recently he assisted in the media relations department for NBC Sports, working on the Olympic Games, NASCAR, NBA, WNBA and Notre Dame Football. Prior to joining NBC, Cohen worked at ABC Sports for two years doing public relations for Monday Night Football, NCAA Football and Basketball and the PGA Tour. Additionally, Cohen served as a broadcast assistant at WFAN radio in New York, the flagship station of the New York Mets, Giants, Knicks and Rangers, and for the Madison Square Garden Radio Network for the New York Yankees, where he was a statistician and post-game interviewer and for the New York Liberty of the WNBA, where he was an assistant producer. Cohen graduated from the University of Wisconsin with a degree in Communication Arts and was an integral part in bringing the student radio station, WSUM-FM to the airwaves. He is very excited to be a part of ESPN Radio 760- The Palm Beaches Sports Leader.
	John Boy and Billy Syndicated radio DJs John Boy and Billy broadcast every weekday morning to many Southern US states on their comedy morning show. John Isley and Billy James, known as John Boy and Billy, are radio presenters based in Charlotte, North Carolina. They primarily broadcast on 99.7 WRFX "The Fox." Their comedic morning show, "The John Boy and Billy Big Show," broadcasts from 6am to 10am eastern time in several Southern states via syndication through Clear Channel Communications. The show is especially popular in North Carolina. Their broadcasts cater to a "redneck" crowd, and is often simulcast on both classic rock and country music radio stations. The format consists of talk segments intermixed with contests and mild skit-based humor. Broadcast states include: North Carolina, Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia. The duo frequently interview musicians, comedians, NASCAR drivers, professional wrestlers, and other public figures. Robert Earl Keen, Killer Beaz, Tim Wilson, and Rodney Carrington are occasional guests. They also market a "special" grilling sauce in a variety of flavors which can be purchased in supermarkets in the southern United States.
	Hank “The Hammer” Goldberg Sports Radio 560 WQAM The Hammer is back in the afternoons!!!! Start expecting MORE late breaking sports news as Hank will be on the prowl all day before he hits the air at 4pm  for The Power Hour with Mad Dog and continues solo from 5-7pm. Recognized in 2004 by Sports Illlustrated as one of the countries TOP 10 sport talk show hosts!! Hammer always provides an insider view of the Sports World and is on-top of breaking news like no other host in the country. Whether it's professional or college sports - Hank Goldberg has opinions, predictions, and in-depth interviews with the biggest names in Sports. Hank's talent transcends to TV as well. You'll also see the name: HANK GOLDBERG on ESPN.
	Howard David The King of Play-by-Play” Co-Host of “Sports & Money” Show! Howard David is a veteran American sportscaster! Over the years, David has been the radio play-by-play man for several pro sports teams. A few examples are the NBA's New Jersey Nets, Milwaukee Bucks, Boston Celtics and the NFL's New York Jets & Miami Dolphins! David was also CBS Radio's lead play-by-play voice for Sunday Night Football and Monday Night Football!
	Neil Rogers Sports Radio 560 WQAM If it's personality you're looking for, it's personality you'll get with “The Neil Rogers Show!" Neil's direct, “in-your-face” approach to radio has dominated the South Florida market for " 'bout 30 " years. Neil has acquired a tremendous following of loyal listeners that enjoy his satirical approach and parodies of every topic, no matter how sensitive the issue. ``I've been very lucky. I'm making enough money. I've put a lot of it away so I don't have to worry about having to work until I croak, which I certainly don't want to do.'' Yet no matter when -- or how -- it ends, there's no doubt Rogers' career in South Florida has been an interesting one, from its happenstance start on the side of a highway near Yuma, Ariz., to a show he now does mostly from a bedroom studio in his Toronto home. In between it has featured jobs at a half-dozen stations, jumps from AM to FM and back again, coming out of the closet on the air and eventually becoming the last survivor of what once was the nation's most vibrant talk-radio market. And Rogers has been doing that since his first stab at broadcasting when, as a child, he entertained himself by calling baseball play-by-play in front of the family television set in Rochester , N.Y. His parents managed a sporting goods store but Rogers -- born Nelson Roger Behelfer -- found his escape in radio, dreaming of being a DJ or sports announcer. His first paid radio job was spinning records at a tiny daytime station in Canandaigua, N.Y., and from there he went on to study broadcasting at Michigan State, dropping out after two years to go on the air as a sportscaster and rock DJ. Radio jobs tend to end quicker than celebrity romances, however, and Rogers did his share of moving, going from Batavia, N.Y., to Albion, Mich., to Marshall, Mich., to Sturgis, Mich., to Sarasota and finally on to WJNO in West Palm Beach.
	Steak Shapiro Bio 790 The Zone “Mayhem In The AM” Steak Shapiro as co-founder/owner of Big League Broadcasting was the catalyst in creating Sports Radio 790 The Zone in April of 1997. In addition, he currently hosts Atlanta’s hottest morning show, Mayhem in the A.M., the longest running sports talk show in Atlanta history. For his gift of gab, Steak is a three-time A.I.R. award winner for Best Talk Show host in Atlanta and recipient of the prestigious Gabby award as the Personality of the Year in the state of Georgia. Steak loves the camera and can be seen as a regular guest on The O’Reilly Factor, Hannity and Combs, Paula Zahn Now and Imus in the Morning. Locally, Steak covers college football for CBS 46 and the Falcons for WXIA-11 Alive.  His love of the broadcast business is only matched by his passion for Fenway Park, the Red Sox, and a night home with his wife and kid, eating Chinese food and watching the Godfather for the seventieth time.
	Doug Stewart - Bio “2 Live Stews” 790 The Zone “2 Live Stews” 790 The Zone Growing up, in Moncks Corner, South Carolina, Doug Stewart (left) never dreamed of being a sports radio host. But, that's precisely what has happened. Doug and his brother, Ryan Stewart followed the advice of friends one day and called up 790 The Zone to get some air-time to talk sports, and as their fans, affectionately known and the "dogs and poodles" will tell you, the rest is history. The 2 Live Stews debuted on Sports Radio 790 The Zone in 2001 and have watched their following grow from Atlanta to nationwide. The 2 Live Stews were nationally syndicated in 2006 and can be heard in approximately 24 markets across the country. The popularity of the show, which is best described as "from the basement style sports talk", has gained such popularity that Doug been asked to appear several times with his co-host/brother Ryan Stewart on ESPN2's Cold Pizza. In addition, the 2 Live Stews were named "Air Talent of the Year" by ESPN in 2005. While his brother, Ryan is typically thought of as the wild and crazy bachelor, could Doug have been more like his brother in his younger days? When asked about his favorite sports memory, Doug simply tates,"Homecoming night, High School 1987."