Steve Trevelise

When I became Program Director of Express Traffic back in 1996, my friend James Tayoun, a former Democratic member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. whose show I had produced on Sunday mornings, gave me a great piece of advice, “Never say anything about anybody that you wouldn’t say into an open microphone.” Someone should have given that same advice to Bismark news anchor A.J. Clemente.

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With the sad passing this week of legendary broadcaster Pat Summerall, Steve asked the question, who is your favorite broadcaster?

Steve's all-time favorite sports broadcaster is Marty Glickman, who cov

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The NFL has announced it's 2013 schedule.

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On January 10, I stepped on the scale and was taken a back by the fact that without realizing it I weighed a whopping 250 pounds! It was the most I have ever weighed in my life and even at 6ft three it felt like a lot.  I must admit I never saw it coming.

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This weekend the music comes out to play on New Jersey 101.5 and if you’re a regular listener who knows the words so well that you often blush when caught singing in your car, then you have to play “Jersey’s Opening Lines” tonight at ten with me Steve Trevelise.

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Frank Bank, who portrayed Clarence “Lumpy” Rutherford on the “Leave It To Beaver” TV show has died.  Bank passed away just one day after his 71st birthday from an undisclosed illness.

While Bank played a somewhat clumsy bully during the series’ entire run, Jerry Mathers who portrayed Beaver says he was a very kind and gentle person in real life

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You can wear your baggy pants in New Jersey but don’t even try it in Terrebonne Parish La. because they are now illegal.

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One of my best friends growing up in Union City was Tim Burden and this year he did the neighborhood proud by being named the Jersey Coast Anglers Association Sportsman of the Year! I find this odd because the only fishing he ever did on 17th street was for Spalding tennis balls that went down the sewer. That’s pronounced “spaldeen” for those of you not from Hudson County.

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So why the hang up with religion in the schools? In Phillipsburg a man loses his job because he gave a bible to a student.  Yet every morning, the students begin their day with ‘One nation under God” and the currency they exchange to buy their books and pencils says “In God We Trust”

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Food Network star Aaron McCargo Jr. is looking to open a Camden restaurant and he's one step closer to his goal. He just received a $100,000 Camden Urban Enterprise Zone grant for his planned restaurant. However, that's considerably short of the one

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