Mark interviews radio icon Scott Shannon.

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🗓️ 27 March 2026

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Taylor Swift took home seven awards at Thursday night’s iHeartRadio Music Awards. In the music world, Paul McCartney has announced a new solo album titled The Boys of Dungeon Lane, due out May 29th. At the Mets’ home opener at Citi Field yesterday, Hamilton star Christopher Jackson stumbled over the words while singing the national anthem, sparking a strong reaction from the crowd.

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0:00.0	Slugged into everything New York. Mark Simone on 710 W0.
0:07.1	Well, Scott Shannon, the radio legend, the greatest living DJ.
0:11.7	I mean, this guy, greatest program director, you know, this guy created the Morning Zoo.
0:15.9	He created Z-100.
0:17.1	He created all sorts of stuff, number one morning man in New York for decades.
0:21.7	He's still on the air on the true oldies channel and is with us now.
0:26.3	Scott Shannon, how you doing?
0:28.8	Happy to be here with Mark Simone, the always dapper radio rapper, the W-O-R powerhouse jock.
0:37.0	I never like that term jock.
0:38.7	You like it, right?
0:39.6	A jock.
0:40.5	Yeah, I don't mind.
0:41.4	I remember when I first came to New York,
0:44.5	and my friend Ross Britton was with me on,
0:49.0	and I picked him up because he had been let loose by WABC radio.
0:55.3	Yeah.
0:55.7	They were doing talk radio.
0:57.0	Remember when they did talk radio?
0:58.7	Oh, yeah.
1:00.7	I was there.
1:01.2	I'm on their back now.
1:02.3	Yeah.
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