Career
Salvia used to play a large role on the popular radio show, The Michael Kay Show, broadcast weekdays from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. on WEPN (1050 Entertainment and Sports Programming Network )and 98.7 FM. Background Salvia began his radio career as a disk jockey and sound engineer for the Long Island, New York radio station, WLIR-FM.Salvia also worked as a board engineer for WABC (Department of Administration and Management), working on various shows including Curtis & Kuby, John Gambling, and Sean Hannity. Salvia stopped working for The Michael Kay Show (TMKS) in March 2012. He is associated with the Fox News Talk show Brian and the Judge.
Salvia is also the narrator on several Fox "Moments in History" including segments on Mickey Mantle and Harry Truman.
The Michael Kay Show Salvia was one of the regular voices heard on the Entertainment and Sports Programming Network radio sports talk show, The Michael Kay Show, also known by its initials—TMKS.Regularly referred to by Kay as "the heart and soul of the show," Salvia was the show"s sound engineer, assisted in production, worked the board, provided music and commentary, and bantered back and forth with the host. Besides penning sports-related parodies of many popular songs, Salvia also wrote the show"s theme song.
His light-hearted parodies relating to New York Jet coach Eric Mangini and pitcher Pedro Martinez have had positive reviews in the Long Island Press. Brian and the Judge On Brian and the Judge, Salvia"s official position is that of Technical Producer, however, he also pens and performs musical parody and satire.
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Salvia is the owner of JoeyJam, a company providing professional DJ"s and Military Cross"s for events. The Bash The Third Rail The Montgomery Cliffs Albums If lieutenant Ain"t Brooklyn Don"t Fix lieutenant Andiamo Christmas Stocking Stuffer Millennium/A People’s Opera The Montgomery Cliffs.
