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TODD SCHNITT Mon-Fri 6a-10a Todd Schnitt is a talk radio personality based in New York City and co-host of The Len Berman and Todd Schnitt in the Morning show on WOR radio. Additionally, he hosts the nationally syndicated Schnitt Show. Schnitt was born in New York City and credits MusicRadio 77 WABC with igniting his interest in radio broadcasting growing up in Nanuet, New York in the early 1970s. At the age of 16, Schnitt landed his first part-time job at WCPK-AM a small radio station in Chesapeake, Virginia. During his high school years he worked at numerous Hampton Roads, Virginia area stations including WVAB, WNIS and WNVZ. Schnitt attended Ithaca College in New York and worked at the Cornell student-run station, WVBR. Schnitt returned to the Hampton Roads area and scored his first full- time radio job as night time personality at WRSR-FM, which soon reverted to its original call letters WGH-FM where he first used the on-air moniker MJ Kelli. In 1989, Schnitt was hired by Scott Shannon at Pirate Radio, KQLZ in Los Angeles as creative director and assistant program director. Schnitt returned to New York City with Shannon to relaunch WPLJ in 1991. Schnitt left New York City in late 1992 to start the MJ Kelli Morning Show, his first morning-drive program on WOVV, West Palm Beach, Florida. In 1994, he was hired by the legendary WFLZ, The Power Pig in Tampa Florida to anchor a new morning show. Schnitt teamed up with Power Pig’s program director BJ Harris to form the MJ and BJ Morning Show. Schnitt also broadcasts a nationally syndicated afternoon show. Launched in October 2001, the Schnitt Show airs Monday through Friday 3-6 pm ET. Heard on nearly 60 stations across America the Schnitt Show is syndicated by Compass Media Networks. .

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