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Todd Schnitt Show will End on July 28, Capping 20 Years


Todd Schnitt
Todd Schnitt

Todd Schnitt will end the broadcast of "The Schnitt Show," effective July 28, to focus full time on The MJ Morning Show, heard on Beasley Media Group's WRBQ in Tampa. The show debuted on WIOD/Miami in October, 2001 and then on flagship WFLA/Tampa in January 2002, before quickly rolling out into national syndication. At the shows' apex, The Schnitt Show was heard in over 75 markets.

"For over 20 years, I have been working two daily jobs," said Schnitt. "The time has come for me to focus my full energies on The MJ Morning Show. This is bittersweet as it has been a joy and privilege to host The Schnitt Show and I am forever grateful to our affiliates, sponsors, partners, and most importantly our listeners for supporting the show for so many years."

"How many people in the history of radio have hosted two-daily, drive time shows, targeting two completely different audiences, and doing it successfully for over two decades? The answer is virtually no one else," added Compass Media Networks Founder/CEO Peter Kosann. "Kudos to Todd for his work ethic, creativity, ingenuity, and talent. It has been an honor to serve as Todd's syndication partner all these years and we look forward to working with him on this next chapter."

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