The secret is out
. Former WFSB tv stalwart, Al Terzi, is returning to his radio roots with his son, former tv personality Tony Terzi.
According to WDRC program manager Grahame Winters the two will be on the air beginning June 9.
“It’s now official – Al and Tony Terzi will be doing a show together on The TALK of Connecticut twice monthly on Saturday mornings,” she said. ” We are excited at the addition of this quality programming feature, which is slated to begin June 9.”
The two will be taking over the 1360 AM radio, 6 to 10 a.m. time slot usually taken by the Brad Davis Show. Davis will continue with his morning show Monday through Fridays, but will be giving up the Saturday show.
“This will allow Brad Davis a well-deserved five-day work-week after 35 years with WDRC,” Winters said.
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8 Responses to Terzi and Terzi To WDRC Radio
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I know Mothers’ Day is fast approaching, but this Pop-and-Son thing is a great idea.
Connecticut has some great radio (after all, we’re the home of Dick Robinson) but I digress.
The Terzis will do a fine job. We look forward to listening.
Congratulations, Al and Tony! Best of luck with the new show!
Finally! This dynamic father and son duo get to work together! This should be an awesome show! Congrats to Al and Tony!
Best of luck to two very classy broadcast veterans!!
Al Terzi….the perfect face for radio. SO happy he’s not on the tube any more….ENOUGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The best of luck to both of you! Tony, I know how excited you are about this!
stay classy, Richie D.
This will become a good option. Brad is hard enough to listen too during the week never mind Saturday. Good job by management to get this changed. Now we can only hope they can find a host from 6-9 Monday through Friday. This guy doesn’t know when to retire.With the lowest morning ratings around (even adding all of the stations) you have to wonder how long this will continue.