Above all, Bob Lonsberry is an American talk radio shot host, but he is also a highly accomplished columnist, TV presenter, photographer, and author. In fact, Bob Lonsberry is the only broadcaster to have won all three associated press commentary awards in newspaper, television and radio. Bob is the proud father of six children, and a member of the Latter-day Saints church.

Radio Show:
Bob Lonsberry radio show, hosted by the highly popular Bob Lonsberry, of course, is actually two weekday radio shows featuring a range of news, political commentary, anecdotes and call ins. First aired on KNRS in Salt Lake City, with the second show aired immediately after on WHAM in Rochester, New York. The content of these shows is generally conservative, and varies depending upon the locality of broadcast.
Web Stuff:
The talk radio stations Bob lonsberry radio show website is packed with local news, interesting stories from around the Internet, and streaming radio, amongst other things. The website is available at: http://www.wham1180.com/. Alternatively for info about Bob, lonsberry.com is a small site holding any and all the personal information you could desire.
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Television:
Bob is a frequent contributor to a number of television magazine programs, and has won numerous awards for his contributions.
Books:
Though the Los Angeles radio presenter mainly focuses on voice work, he has penned a novella Baghdad Christmas, and has written columns for a number of newspapers and magazines.
Career:
Unfortunately there is no information about Bob’s career before radio.
Education:
Bob Lonsberry radio show is the result of many years education. Bob grew up in Canisteo, New York, and is a member of the National Rifle Association and Republican party.
In the News:
Lonsberry has not been without controversy throughout his career. In 2003 he made comments about William A. Johnson, Jr., black mayor of Rochester while playing monkey sounds in the background. He was fired from WHAM for the jibe, but later re-instated after fans boycotted the station and sponsors.

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Source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lonsberry, http://www.wham1180.com/main.html, http://www.lonsberry.com/bio.cfm

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