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Rock and Roll Sports with Greg Sarajian

Every Monday 8am - 9am Eastern Time - HD2

Greg have been with FDU since 1990 as the Manager of the Accounts Payable Department but his first job was actually in sports broadcasting as he did the public address announcing for his town little leagues games at the age of 12, making a hefty $2 a game.  

His real passion is and always has been sports, whether it is playing, watching or attending sporting events. He played high school soccer and earned all-league honors in tennis and bowling and even became his elementary school ping-pong champion. He is a former season ticket holder for the Mets and Jets and has been to many historic sports landmarks including Churchill Downs and Fenway Park, and has played golf at Pebble beach and Torrey Pines.

He grew up in northern New Jersey and enjoyed listening to Marv Albert doing play by play for the Knicks and Rangers. He tends to like the older generations sports broadcasters like Jim Nance and Al Michaels but also like some of the younger guys like Kevin Burkhardt.

He earned an undergraduate degree from Rutgers in 1984 and an MBA from FDU in 2003.

So, doing the one-hour Rock and Roll Sports show seemed to be a perfect match for his knowledge and opinions of current and past sports topics, and yes, he mixes in some classic Rock and Roll for your listening pleasure.

 

 

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Hello everyone! 

I hope you and your loved ones are safe, healthy and managing okay during these unprecedented times.

I wanted to give you all an update, but unfortunately there is not much to update you on. The question I get more than any other from our staff and listeners is, “When will WFDU be able to resume normal, live programming?” Unfortunately, I do not have an answer to this question. Logically, I would have to assume that WFDU Staff will not be allowed back inside the station until the government stay at home restrictions are lifted. Who knows when that will be? Even when those restrictions are lifted, it’s still ultimately up to the university.

What can we do and what are we doing?

We are now accepting new material and recordings of past shows for our programs on HD2 and will begin airing those ASAP 

I speak on behalf of the entire staff and I’m sure many of you too when I say we all can’t wait to return to normal. We all miss doing our shows and most of all, interacting with you! Please be patient. We all have to be. 

I very much appreciate all of the listeners that have reached out via email, phone or Facebook. Overwhelmingly, the messages are positive and appreciative that WFDU is still on the air even in this limited capacity. It warms my heart to hear that WFDU can be a source of comfort during all of this.  

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