Opie and anthony george brett biography

The Opie & Anthony Show was a radio show hosted by Gregg "Opie" Hughes, Anthony Cumia and Jim Norton. The show, nicknamed O&A, originated at Long Island radio station WBAB-FM in , when Opie, then host of the "Nighttime Attitude", invited Anthony in as a guest co-host after airing a parody tune from his band Rotgut, "They're Gonna Electric-Shock O.J.".

The pairing was successful enough for the station to bring Anthony on full-time. O&A moved to Boston-area radio station WAAF-FM in , and their stint at WAAF lasted until , when they made headlines by getting fired after airing an April Fools Day fake report of Boston mayor Thomas Menino getting killed in a car crash.

O&A next surfaced on New York's WNEW-FM, where their show ran from to This time it was an incident involving two listeners simulating sex acts in St. Patrick's Cathedral that got them kicked off the air.

After a contractually-imposed two-year hiatus, The Opie & Anthony Show moved to XM Satellit