Growing up in Queens, New York with Dan Ingram, Cousin Brucie, the WMCA Good Guys, Scott Muni, Pat St. John, Carol Miller, Jim Kerr and all the rest, Lenny thrilled the kids at Forest Park with his DJ "Raps.” While attending High School in Jamaica, he landed an internship at NBC Radio and before long, he was "hanging around" 66 WNBC where he met Wolfman Jack and began as a "gopher.” Soon Lenny moved up in the world and was promoted to answering the phones and occasionally appeared on the air in some of Wolf's on air shenanigans and eventually he produced Wolfman’s syndicated show in the mid-70’s.
Lenny would eventually move on to Albuquerque, Los Angeles, Hartford, and finally home, as Morning DJ and Program Director for WRCN on Long Island. That lead to an eight year run at WDHA in New Jersey. Lenny spent five years at Sirius Satellite Radio programming two Classic Rock stations and the Jam Band channel. While there he had the chance to hire some of his early radio idols, including Pat St. John, Carol Miller, Woodstock icon, Wavy Gravy and basketball legend Bill Walton for a Grateful Dead show.
Lenny joined the CBS Radio family in 2005 as Assistant Program Director. He now can be heard overnights every weekend on 101.1 WCBS-FM. He is the father of Ruby and Danny and loves jamming with his son and friends, kayaking, and hiking, the New York Yankees, and his neighborhood of Washington Heights. He loves taking the 'A' Train.
Growing up in Queens, New York with Dan Ingram, Cousin Brucie, the WMCA Good Guys, Scott Muni, Pat St. John, Carol Miller, Jim Kerr and all the rest, Lenny thrilled the kids at Forest Park with his DJ "Raps.” While attending High School in Jamaica, he landed an internship at NBC Radio and before long, he was "hanging around" 66 WNBC where he met Wolfman Jack and began as a "gopher.” Soon Lenny moved up in the world and was promoted to answering the phones and occasionally appeared on the air in some of Wolf's on air shenanigans and eventually he produced Wolfman’s syndicated show in the mid-70’s.
