Sid Mark's guest appearances

Sid Mark

The Dom Giordano Program

The Paul Leslie Hour

The Rich Zeoli Show

Donald Trump

Michelle Obama

John McGrody

Mike Pence

John Fetterman

Larry Krasner

Nicole Saphier

George Bochetto

Andy McCarthy

Tim Murtaugh

John McNesby

Kamala Harris

Mike Bloomberg

Tucker Carlson

Ted Cruz

OwlTail

Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by reflecting upon the long illustrious career of the legendary broadcaster Sid Mark, long-time host of WPHT’s Sundays with Sinatra, who passed away yesterday at the age of 88. Dom tells about the time he spent with the Great at WWDB, and plays back a clip of Mark during his 65th year of broadcasting. Then, Giordano spends some time discussing the holiday that has become of 4/20, telling about New Jersey’s plans to launch recreational marijuana the following day and their decision to not launch on the holiday itself due to a potential supply shortage. Then, Giordano and his producer Dan argue whether college graduates are at fault for signing themselves up for tons of debt, with Dan argue that parental and societal influence sold a bag of false goods to an entire generation. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by reflecting upon the long illustrious career of the legendary broadcaster Sid Mark, long-time host of WPHT’s Sundays with Sinatra, who passed away yesterday at the age of 88. Dom tells about the time he spent with the Great at WWDB, and plays back a clip of Mark during his 65th year of broadcasting. Then, Giordano spends some time discussing the holiday that has become of 4/20, telling about New Jersey’s plans to launch recreational marijuana the following day and their decision to not launch on the holiday itself due to a potential supply shortage. Then, Giordano and his producer Dan argue whether college graduates are at fault for signing themselves up for tons of debt, with Dan argue that parental and societal influence sold a bag of false goods to an entire generation. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Remembering Sid Mark; Are College Grads To Blame For Their Debt?

Over 65 years of bringing the Sounds of Sinatra to your homes, Sid Mark passed away at the age of 88. The Legend Will Continue but we will miss you Sid.  

Over 65 years of bringing the Sounds of Sinatra to your homes, Sid Mark passed away at the age of 88. The Legend Will Continue but we will miss you Sid.

A Tribute to Sid Mark

341 - Sid Mark 2015 was a very important year for all the aficionados of Frank Sinatra music. It was the centenary, 100 years since the greatest American singer's birth. One man with a wealth of Sinatra lore is radio personality Sid Mark. It was an honor to interview Sid Mark and broadcast it on FM radio in 2015. I am proud to pull that special interview out of the archives to present it to you. For 63 years and counting, radio disc jockey Sid Mark has been hosting a show spinning the regal, timeless recorded music of Frank Sinatra. Sid Mark's "Sunday with Sinatra" airs every Sunday morning on WPHT 1210 AM in Philadelphia, Pa. The highly ranked radio show is the only program where music is played on WPHT, which is a Clear Channel talk station. His nationally syndicated show Sounds of Sinatra airs on almost 100 radio stations nationwide. It is the only show of it's kind ever acknowledged and authorized by Frank Sinatra. As a past interviewee Frank Sinatra, Jr. once remarked about Sid Mark, "he has interviewed everybody who has anything to do with Sinatra, including Sinatra himself." The Sid Mark interview is right here on The Paul Leslie Hour. It's a pleasure and honor indeed.

<h1>341 - Sid Mark</h1> 2015 was a very important year for all the aficionados of Frank Sinatra music. It was the centenary, 100 years since the greatest American singer's birth. One man with a wealth of Sinatra lore is radio personality Sid Mark. It was an honor to interview Sid Mark and broadcast it on FM radio in 2015. I am proud to pull that special interview out of the archives to present it to you. For 63 years and counting, radio disc jockey Sid Mark has been hosting a show spinning the regal, timeless recorded music of Frank Sinatra. Sid Mark's "Sunday with Sinatra" airs every Sunday morning on WPHT 1210 AM in Philadelphia, Pa. The highly ranked radio show is the only program where music is played on WPHT, which is a Clear Channel talk station. His nationally syndicated show Sounds of Sinatra airs on almost 100 radio stations nationwide. It is the only show of it's kind ever acknowledged and authorized by Frank Sinatra. As a past interviewee Frank Sinatra, Jr. once remarked about Sid Mark, "he has interviewed everybody who has anything to do with Sinatra, including Sinatra himself." The Sid Mark interview is right here on The Paul Leslie Hour. It's a pleasure and honor indeed.

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