Michael DelGiorno
4:14PM Tuesday
November 13, 2012
November 13, 2012
Michael DelGiorno, On-Air Weekdays 9am-12am on SuperTalk 99.7 WTN
About to celebrate his 30th year in broadcasting (and his 25th year in talk radio), Michael DelGiorno has been a successful programmer and/or personality in New Orleans, Washington D.C., L.A., Kansas City, Charlotte, and Oklahoma City. DelGiorno worked for over 15 years in Tulsa, Oklahoma before moving to Nashville
Michael has been featured as fill in host for Neal Boortz and Glenn Beck's nationally syndicated radio programs as well as a guest analyst on Glenn Beck's CNN television show.
Michael is an author, his 2004 book "Standing Up For What's Right" takes an in-depth look at many of the issues he talks about on his radio show. Michael frequently points out how America is currently in THREE simultaneous wars: 1) A cultural war (defined by an abandonment of God and His absolute way, truth and life in pursuit of multi-culturalism, spiritual pluralism and moral relativism). 2) An economic war (as in socialism vs capitalism), and 3) A holy war (or in more conventional terms, a "military war"). Michael reminds us daily that the outcome of the cultural and economic wars at home, will play the defining role in the outcome of the military wars throughout the world!
Michael joined Nashville's Supertalk 99.7 WTN as the 9am-1pm (midday) host five years ago and has already achieved market leading rating's success.
Michael is defined not by his profession, but by his three most important titles, (1) follower of Christ, (2) husband to Andrea (married 12 years) and (3) father to twin daughter's (Anna & Alex, now 7) and a son Nicholas (now 5).
Michael describes himself as, "a very simple person. I love God, I love my wife and I love my children, and, I almost always enjoy who I am with more than what I am doing." He concludes, "as you can see, radio is the perfect place to be who I am, do what I do and do it with whom I choose! I am very blessed on and off the air, and frankly, spoiled rotten!"
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