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The Anthony Cumia Show

The Anthony Cumia Show

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 The Anthony Cumia Show can be heard Sunday nights on WABC Radio in New York City from 8-11PM Eastern time. Anthony Cumia has a long history on radio, beginning in 1994 as one half of Opie and Anthony, first on WBAB on Long Island, WAAF in Boston, eventually landing on WNEW-FM in New York City, where the duo hosted afternoon drive and went into syndication around the country. In 2014, Cumia launched The Anthony Cumia Show through another subscription-based platform.WABC Radio 2025 Politics & Government
Episodes
  • The Anthony Cumia Show | 03-01-26

    The Anthony Cumia Show | 03-01-26
    Mar 2 2026
    Anthony tackles the recent US and Israeli military strike that wiped out the upper echelon of Iran's leadership. He pulls no punches as he blasts decades of passive foreign policy from former presidents, mocking Obama's billion-dollar cash deliveries and questioning why the media is so upset about taking down a tyrannical regime. Tune in as Anthony takes live calls to debate the geopolitical fallout, laughs at bizarrely glowing media obituaries comparing the Ayatollah to Santa Claus, and discusses the wild rumors of Mossad dentists planting tracking devices in Iranian officials' teeth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    2 hrs and 30 mins
  • Cancun's Cartel Chaos | 02-22-26

    Cancun's Cartel Chaos | 02-22-26
    Feb 27 2026
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    6 mins
  • Islamic Prayer Gathering in Times Square | 02-22-26

    Islamic Prayer Gathering in Times Square | 02-22-26
    Feb 25 2026
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    12 mins
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