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Borasio
On air: Weekdays 6-10am
Call: 973-823-1037
Email: JamesBorasio@ClearChannel.com
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Call: 973-823-1037
Email: JamesBorasio@ClearChannel.com
Facebook: Become a Fan
Twitter: Follow Me
Weekdays 6-10am
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NNJ Morning Show - 5:00am - 10:00pm
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Personality Bio
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“Borasio” -- aka Jimmy, Junior, Big B or any of the other affectionate nicknames that he answers to -- was born at St Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston, NJ on March 4th 1972. He graduated from James Caldwell High School in 1990 and immediately started his own private DJ and entertainment company.
Borasio is an avid animal lover and an especially strong supporter of harsher punishment for animal abusers. His quick wit and life in the music business has provided lots of unique opportunities including working with Cuba Gooding Jr, RuPaul, The Bee Gees, Barry White, and David Lee Roth to name a few!
Borasio relocated to historic Flagstaff, Arizona to work on a heritage radio station for 2 years, then moved on to New York City. He was on the air on the morning of September 11th, 2001 -- during the attacks on the World Trade Center. “It was a life changing experience,” Borasio says. “It made me realize how important terrestrial radio is to people in their everyday lives and it made me so proud to be a part of that system -- to be there for the people who needed information and a calming voice. It gave my purpose a much greater meaning”
Borasio currently resides in Sparta, NJ, and can be heard on the TriState’s Rock Station, 103.7 NNJ, every Monday through Saturday morning from 6 to 10am.
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
MEDICAL WARNING JUST RELEASED :
New Study just released : A commonly-prescribed antibiotic could trigger potentially fatal irregular heart rhythms in some patients, officials from the US Food and Drug Administration warned on Tuesday
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Monday, March 11, 2013
5 Tips For Dealing With Daylight Savings Time
According to a report in Consumerreports.org
Here are 5 tips for surviving daylight saving time
The hour of sleep you'll lose Sunday morning when your clock springs forward might do more than just make you cranky. Some research suggests it translates into more car crashes and even heart attacks on Monday morning, thanks to worsened sleep deprivation. But a few simple steps might help smooth the transition.
- Don't take a nap today. That way, you'll be more likely to fall asleep early tonight, making it easier to wake up early tomorrow.
- Exercise. Working out today might also help tucker you out, and exercise, especially earlier in the day, seems to improve sleep.
- Get outside early tomorrow. A little sun on your face, especially early in the day, can help your body's circadian rhythm get back in sync.
- Embrace your new schedule. Try to eat meals at your usual time, and follow other habits according to schedule, too. The that will help you adapt to the time switch faster.
- Be alert. Take a little extra time on Monday morning to get yourself out the door, and pay extra attention on the road. After all, you won't be the only drowsy driver on the road.
Thursday, March 07, 2013
Your NNJ Outdoor Minute
ATTENTION " OUTDOOR" FANS
All the info you need to know can be found right here :
Lets Go FISHING ! ! !
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