Newsradio 790 AM WNIS
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"Macrini’s Morning News Team", Weekdays 6am-10am |
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Email Tony:
tony@wnis.com
Call Tony on the air:
627-7979, toll free at 888-226-7979
Tony Macrini was born in New York City. Tony attended Parochial schools.
Tony’s parents moved to New Jersey in 1961, and decided to take Tony and his younger sister along.
He attended and graduated from South Brunswick High School where he was active in Theatre Arts, cross-country, Wrestling, and Track.
Shortly after graduation, Tony enlisted in the Marine Corps. He was honorably discharged, and then went to broadcasting school.
Tony has been a broadcaster for 30 years - 28 in Virginia.
Tony currently does a morning show on WNIS.
He lives in Williamsburg and has two sons.
Here are some of the musical selections you hear on Macrini's Morning New Team:
- Macrini's show open music (top of each hour 6a-9a): "Hideaway" (version either by Freddie King or John Mayall's Bluesbreakers featuring Eric Clapton)
- 9a talk show open music (solo harp instrumental): "Chicago sunset" (Charlie Musselwhite)
- Instrumental occasioanlly used to open 6a-9a hours: Ray Charles - "One Mint Julep"
- "Cup Cakes" by Terri O' Mason
Gary Amos
Gary Amos is a frequent guest on Macrini in the Morning. To see excerpts of the information he provides in the show, or to email Gary Amos, click here.
Here are some websites used for show prep on this show:
Click on the items below for information used on this program:
Aulton Kohn Walking Dead Article in "The Boot"
Bill Gates authored a list of 'Rules Kids Won't Learn in School. This includes text read from an email that erroneously credited the piece to Bill Gates. Further research into the author of the list is included in the body of the page.
Robert E. Lee's Mother by Gail Jarvis
Civil War battles mapped out on Internet By Carl Hartman
A Time for Choosing, aka The Speech: Ronald Reagan's stump speech for Barry Goldwater - 27 Oct 64
SOMETHING THAT DIDN'T MAKE THE NEWS (as aired Wednesday, May 12th, 2004 on "Macrini in the Morning" - article written by bob lonsberry copyright 2004)
Once Again Terrorists Cause More Misery In Russia
Imagining Italians: The Clash of Romance and Race in American Perceptions, 1880-1910 (Suny Series in Italian/American Culture) by Joseph P. Cosco
What is a Liberal, What is a Conservative?
Land Of The Free By Dinesh D'Souza
The real insiders by Joseph Farah
The Objectivist Center, Ruled—Or Principled? by David Kelley
Faculty Bios - David N. Mayer
David Mayer's Blog
David Mayer's Personal Website
The 2004 State of the Union Address Drinking Game
The Civil War at Endview Plantation
The Virginia War Museum
The Chrysler Museum of Art
Candidates on the Issues
"You Might Be a Fascist" by Russell Madden
2004 Virginia Beach Vintage Pin-Up Calendar
"Song For My Father" by Joseph Farah
"A Gift For My Daughter" by Harry Browne
"Why do the neocons hate Dixie so?" by Patrick J. Buchanan
Address by General Anthony Zinni, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired)
Show your support for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital everywhere you drive by ordering your very own St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Virginia License Plates! Click here to find out how!
"No to Democracy" by Joseph Farah.
"War Is A Racket" by Major General Smedley Butler
"Not Yours To Give" by Col. David Crockett, US Representative from Tennessee
The United States Constitution
So much for Conservatism in Congress
The Constitution & The Right to Privacy
Spitting on their graves: Michelle Malkin
Click here for archives of jokes and funnies mentioned on "Macrini in the Morning" |
Links Recommended By Tony
Seton Youth Shelters
The Casemate Museum
The Hampton History Museum
Representative Owen Pickett on the right and Former Secretary of the Navy John Dalton in the middle with Tony Macrini. They were in the WNIS studio to promote Democratic Presidential hopeful Wesley Clark.
Tony and Charles Nelson Reilly...picture by Dugout Doug.
Tony at Talkfest 2003.
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