Monthly Luncheon March - My 59 Years in Broadcasting

Monthly Luncheon

Registration opens 2/11/27

My 59 Years in Broadcasting

MCA Member Steven Guggenheim 

Steve spent over half a century in broadcast news, mostly on the network level.  He has been an anchor, reporter, editor, director, talk show host and manager. Half of his career was in front of the mic, the other half behind it.  Steve dealt with a whole range of stories.  He produced all of the network’s Watergate coverage.  Covered Capitol Hill, the White House, State Department and Pentagon.  For more than 20 years his focus was on business news when he worked for the Wall Street Journal Radio Network.  After Watergate the biggest story he covered was 9/11. Steve was at Ground Zero when the attacks occurred.  His wife always said when there was a big story Steve would be in the middle of it. 

Steve majored in broadcasting at Emerson College in Boston. His first job after college was as a Desk Assistant for WCBS newsradio in New York.  From there he took an on air job with WINA in Charlottesville, Va. Then Back to New York where he was a reporter and producer for WHN. Then on to Mutual Broadcasting in DC for 8 yrs. Back to NY and NJ where he spent 22 years with the Wall Street Journal Radio Network. Then 11 years with Fox Radio as senior editor and anchor.  

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