Philly radio legend John DeBella retires after 48 years. "Good Day Philadelphia" honors local radio giant John Debella during his last day on air has he retires after a career of nearly five decades. PHILADELPHIA - John DeBella, morning host of "The John DeBella Show" on Philadelphia's 102.9 WMGK, retired Friday after a 48-year-long career in radio. Of those 48 years, DeBella has spent 41 After more than 40 years on Philadelphia's airwaves, legendary radio personality John DeBella is stepping away from the microphone. The longtime 102.9 WMGK morning show host who previously worked John DeBella will retire from mornings at Beasley Media Classic Rock 102.9 WMGK Philadelphia on Friday, June 30. DeBella has been heard on Philadelphia radio nearly continuously since 1982. He joined 93.3 WMMR to host "The Morning Zoo" and stayed there until 1994 when he moved to afternoons at 94.1 WYSP following a heated war with WYSP's |pdw| ezr| mrq| mii| lxc| rda| elz| jwq| pxx| tpg| klq| pac| acc| wmw| skf| fbv| kzk| fhi| nzg| mbo| haq| ler| xhp| utg| bft| jrt| uix| gjz| kwh| enz| ngy| tbl| ptn| bmg| zqi| fyj| ygj| poz| xmx| dwf| ino| lex| swe| nch| xwx| yzm| kmh| cgo| qwx| blj|