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WPXY/Rochester Taps Phil ''Moose'' Musumeci for Mornings


Phil ''Moose'' Musumeci
Phil ''Moose'' Musumeci

Audacy announces a new morning show on WPXY-FM (98 PXY) in Rochester, NY. The station welcomes back Phil "Moose" Musumeci and pairs him alongside current morning co-host Brianna "Breezy" Sloth. "PXY Mornings with Moose and Breezy" will air weekdays from 5:30-10am ET, beginning January 3. Moose succeeds Corey James, who recently announced he is stepping away to pursue other career opportunities.

"Moose was such an audience favorite on 98 PXY from 2002 to 2011 that we jumped at the chance to bring him back when the opportunity arose," said Audacy Rochester Senior Vice President and Market Manager Sue Munn. "His energy and wit will be the perfect complement for Breezy on our new morning show."

"I have always been told to never forget where you come from," added Musumeci. "As I have grown older, I realized it's what has kept me grounded and in touch with reality after all these years. I have always been proud to call Rochester my home. It's a city that's helped mold me into the person I am today and I am beyond grateful I had an opportunity to have a voice in the community. It's been an amazing journey thus far and I am excited for the chance to come home and be able to host mornings on 98 PXY, a radio station I not only love but grew up listening to since I was a child."

Moose was born and raised in Rochester, NY where he started his radio career with an internship at the age of 18 with WPXY. He was producer and third mic on the show for close to a decade before moving to Los Angeles to pursue his writing and acting career where he produced, wrote and starred in close to thirty TV and film projects in the last twelve years.

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