Dan Taylor Mornings

The Dan Taylor Morning Show
Weekdays 6am-10am

About Dan Taylor:

Dan’s been in radio since graduating High School in 1976 and by the age of 20 was hired by
CBS-FM where he became the youngest radio personality on the New York City airwaves! Less than a year later he was hired away to do Country at WHN where he remained one of the top 10 afternoon drivetime dominators in the US.

Dan was hired at another radio station and hosted a weekend oldies show and became the permanent fill in host for the Morning Show. Dan then joined another NYC Radio Station where he again enjoyed success for 7 years as afternoon host.

The time was right to come full circle and he again joined the ranks of the station he started with, CBS-FM. He remained there until the stations demise in 2005 but, returned in it’s rebirth as our Morning Drive host!

A voice-over artist for many commercials, and promo voice for radio and TV stations across the US and Canada, he’s been working in NYC radio for nearly 30 years. Dan divides his time between being “on the air” to being “in the air” flying his vintage planes. A commercially rated pilot, Dan has flown vintage aircraft in Great Britain and has traveled as far away as Australia, flying before 350,000 people at the Australian International Air Show ‘Down Under’. He also enjoys public speaking about early aviation history and directing school students about careers in broadcasting and aviation.

Just call him 'fly boy', at CBS-FM Dan Taylor glides you through the morning getting you up and ready for the day, but when he puts on his pilots helmet Dan glides through the air in his vintage planes! Check out Dan Taylor's interview with The Aviator Newspaper click here.

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Magic Fm New South Beach Location Applauded By Nyc Radio Pro

PALM BEACH – On Tuesday August 11 Dan Taylor, radio host of the Dan Taylor Morning Show at W-CBS 101.1 FM from New York City, paid a visit to the brand new radio studios of Magic 96.5 FM in the South Beach mall. Local radio legend and station owner Erin Croes welcomed Dan Taylor and hosted him for a tour at the brand new studios in the heart of Palm Beach. Dan Taylor was impressed with the studios and overall look of the new Magic FM location. Read more.

• Research the average prices for cars, computers, furniture, or whatever you’re shopping for online. If you see an item priced far below similar items, be suspicious. Scammers use dramatically low prices on high-demand items to get shoppers excited and to lower their guard.
• Don’t let a seller rush you. Many criminals advertising items for sale online will insist a sale must happen quickly for one reason or another. This is another ploy to get shoppers to lower their guard.
• Watch for Scammer Grammar. In e-mails or Web ads, frequent misspellings, misused words or other common language errors should be a red flag. If a seller refuses to speak to you on the phone, that should also be a red flag.
• Never conduct online shopping from a public computer or even with your own computer in a location with unsecured Wi-Fi access.
• Don’t click on “update your account” or other links or attachments in e-mail messages. This is a popular method to get users to inadvertently download malware or input personal or financial information into bogus Web sites that look just like sites from trusted companies or financial institutions.
• Avoid using words from the dictionary as passwords, even when duplicated or spelled backwards. Come up with interesting and unique combinations for passwords that include symbols and numbers, as well as letters. Your first name, such as Deb, would be a bad password. On the other hand, using something like sMokinChicken@thEKitchen4U2eat would be a good one.

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In the News Today:

• Tomorrow’s Mega Millions Jackpot is up to $88 million bucks.

• Today is Teacher's Day, which is celebrated with the birthday of teacher and philosopher Confucius who was born in 551 B.C. He dedicated most of his life to teaching, starting at the age of 22 when he opened his first school. Today is a holiday for all Public schools so Teachers can celebrate with a day off.

• The 47th annual New York Film Festival is running for the next two weeks at Lincoln Center. The festival runs through October 11th and tickets and directions can be found at www.filmlinc.org. And if your choice is sold out don't give up hope: a limited number of rush tickets will be available before most screenings.

• A husband and wife who sell tacos and quesadillas have been named New York City's best street. Vendors, taking first place at the fifth annual “Vendy Awards” on Saturday. The Vendy Awards celebrate the best of the city's street food. The Martinezes make Mexican specialties out of their cart at the Red Hook ballfield in Brooklyn. 700 hundred people attended the awards ceremony at the Queens Museum of Art. An Austrian food cart called “Schnitzel and Things” was named rookie of the year.

• WACKY NEWS
  • Karaoke is one of those things: You either love it or hate it. A 25-year-old woman's karaoke performance at a Cafe in Stamford, Connecticut was not met with a kind reception – and the woman was assaulted by audience members. The Connecticut Post says the woman was verbally taunted by a group of women during her rendition of a Colombian pop song. When she exited the stage, one of the women punched her in the mouth and then others joined in beating her. The singer was treated at Stamford Hospital and released. Six women were ejected from the bar and arrested.
    

• Conan O'Brien hit his head during a stunt for the "Tonight Show" on Friday which halted production temporarily. He issued a statement through NBC saying he was treating the incident lightly and is expected back tonight.
  

• 'LAW & Order: Criminal Intent" is making dramatic cast changes for next season with four regulars departing. Star Vincent D'Onofrio will exit during the show's ninth sea son, handing over his badge to Jeff Goldblum as the top detective on the major case squad. Kathryn Erbe, who has been with the show since its beginning also will be phased out, as will Eric Bogosian, who plays the force's captain, Danny Ross. 

• "Saturday Night Live'' has started the season with an F-bomb. Newcomer Jenny Slate let the dreaded word slip during a parody of a talk show by biker women. The sketch continued with no interruption or further slip-ups. NBC declined to comment on the incident, other than to say the word had been restored to "reakin''' for the show's replays in western time zones.

• FALL TV PREMIERES
  
  • The premieres of “Trauma” on NBC and “Lie to Me” on FOX.

• Tonight on “Dancing with the Stars” the 14 remaining celebs perform a dance picked by the judges.

• We already have our first fall TV casualty - The CW's "The Beautiful Life'' is the first television series from the new fall season to be canceled after just 2 episodes. The drama created by Ashton Kutcher premiered to just 1.5 million viewers and the audience dropped even more for last week's episode. In its place the CW will repeat episodes of "Melrose Place'' just one day after it’s original airing.

• New releases couldn’t take down last week’s number one. "Tyler Perry's I Can Do Bad All By Myself," came in 5th. "The Informant!" with Matt Damon came in 4th. Opening in third place was "Fame," a new take on the 1980s music and dance hit – it took in just $10 million. The Bruce Willis thriller "Surrogates" debuted in second with $15 million. “Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs" took in $24.6 million to remain #1 at the box office for a second straight weekend.

• ON TV TONIGHT
  
  • The Jay Leno Show: Bill Maher
  • David Letterman: Felicity Huffman
  • Conan O'Brien: Drew Barrymore
  • Craig Ferguson: Chris O'Donnell
  • Jimmy Fallon: David Duchovny
     

MMS for iPhone launches TODAY, which is a full 3 months later than it was supposed to.

It'll be coming via software update for iPhone 3G and 3GS, but old iPhones are getting left out.

AT&T admits they're late, saying "it was important to give our customers a positive experience from day one" so they needed the extra to "to make sure our network is ready to handle what we expect will be a record volume of MMS traffic."