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Born and raised in New York City, Brad came to New England in the seventies and graduated Franklin Pierce College in New Hampshire with a Bachelor of Arts degree in creative and performing arts. Having studied both the theater and broadcasting the “stage” was set for a career that would embrace both of those interests. The initial radio jobs in Connecticut and New Hampshire provided the settings to hone the disc-jockey skills, but the first morning show opportunity in Lowell, Massachusetts was indeed a turning point. The prospect of combining the background of stand-up comedy, impressions, acting, singing, writing topical jokes and “playing the hits” proved irresistible, and a lifelong avocation was formed.

......in concert @ Heritage Woods

A fast paced style of sketches, one-liners, contests and observations of the daily human condition led Brad to “wake-up gigs” at WZOU in Boston, and WRQI in Rochester, NY before coming to Springfield in in 1993. As one of the city’s top-rated “wake up” voices, Brad’s impressions, quick wit, and entertainment skills both on and off the air, kept him well known and in much demand throughout Western Massachusetts.

Brad's daughters; Merrill and Haley are a source of great pride. "i do miss their childhood years." 
"And I miss the deductions!" 

Some of my favorite links:

Best website for film info!  a favorite!
http://www.imdb.com

Click on this link, and it will take you right to "Mighty John" the Record Guy!
http://moneymusic.com/

Bo Sullivan first began his long career at WHYN radio in 1990 as a sports talk show producer.  Bo then moved on to become the host of that sports talk show.  In 1993,  Bo became the sports anchor and co-host for the  WHYN morning show.  After a few hiatuses, both planned and unplanned, Bo came back to stay in 1996 as the morning show sports anchor, producer, and co-host.  

Born and raised in Westfield, he's now raising his own family there. He lives with his wife Kris and daughters Leighanne and Shannon.   When Bo was growing up, his father Richard Sullivan was superintendent of schools in two local communities.  Politics runs in the family.  Brother Brian is a Westfield city councilor and brother Rick is the city's seven term mayor.  Besides transporting his children to various activities including CCD and swimming lessons, he coaches both daughters in three different sports.  He also works as a part-time political consultant.  In his scarce spare time, Bo likes to golf and is a frequent visitor to the Connecticut casinos. 

What does Bo like most about his position at WHYN?  For one, he's a big fan of waking at 3:30 a.m. Monday through Friday.  He also enjoys meeting the many loyal listeners to the show.  His lifelong ambition is to open a sports bar and play Texas Hold 'em every day of his life.