Bob Bronson

Bob Bronson joined Lite-FM in May 2009. Bob comes to us from Saga Communications in Manchester, New Hampshire where he was Air Talent/Operations Manager. Bob has a wealth of experience in Lite's format and in morning drive in markets from Raleigh, NC to Boston. Bob has been married to his wife Carolyn for 14 years and father to 3 daughters, Nicole, Taylor and Bridget plus 2 female mini schnauzers (out numbered 6 to 1!). Bob enjoys any and all sports (especially football). For as long as he can remember he wanted to be on the radio, when other kids wanted to be firemen, Bob wanted to be the reporter on the scene! On Bob's page on 106.7litefm.com, he posts a few things he has on his mind that he wants to share with our LITE FM listeners, we call them "Bobservations." They range from what "approved" ringtones are for guys to thoughts on people getting sung Happy Birthday to in restaurants. Every morning Bronson and Christine ask our listeners the "Nearly Impossible Question." Listeners then call in for their shot at winning the prize of the day.

Christine Nagy

106.7 Lite fm welcomes Christine Nagy, most recently from sister station Z-100. Christine and Bob Bronson starting at 5am every weekday will provide news and entertainment to get your workday started. In addition to her radio career, Nagy just completed "The Waiting," and independent film in which she is cast as Monica, the lead character. You can also see her in the independent film, "The Rules for Men," featuring Vinny Pastore from the Sopranos, as well as in "Just Lovers." Fans may also recognize Nagy as the bride in the off-broadway production of "Tony and Tina's Wedding" where she recently completed a two-year stint. Other projects for this busy talent include hosting her own show at Carolines on Broadway, Hookin Up with Christine Nagy, a hilarious take on the dating game that she co-wrote with her brother Charles. The show featured top comedians in the NY area, including Eddie Brill of Late Night with David Letterman, Judy Gold, Jim Norton, Hedda Lettuce and Craig Shoemaker. Theatrical credits include special guest appearances in Broadway's, Footloose, television's The Montell Williams Show and the voice of Julia Roberts in MTV's Celebrity Deathmatch. Theatre credits include The Crucible, Scapino and Heaven Can Wait.