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Opie (Gregg Hughes, b. May 23, 1965), Anthony (Anthony Cumia b. April 26, 1963), and Jimmy (Jim Norton, b. July 19, 1968 are the hosts of the XM Satellite Radio and CBS Radio program The Opie and Anthony Show. The show is based in New York City; it was previously on WNEW-FM in New York, and before that on WAAF-FM in Boston.The show airs on XM Radio Channel 202 "High Voltage" live from 6 a.m. - 11 a.m. ET, however, the show continues into the 11 a.m. hour frequently, referred to as "bonus time" since they are not explicitly directed to do so in their contracts. Replays are available throughout the day on their XM channel as well as on Direct TV channel 879. At 6 a.m. on April 26 2006, Opie and Anthony returned to the terrestrial airwaves once again, replacing the controversial David Lee Roth Show on CBS Radio stations, and can now be heard on these affiliates listed below. [1] The first three hours of the Opie and Anthony program runs from 6-9 a.m. ET is broadcast on terrestrial CBS Radio affiliates as well as XM Radio. From 9 a.m. until the 11 a.m. hour, which can continue until noon, Opie and Anthony broadcast exclusively on XM Satellite Radio. While the show is currently only on AM/FM stations owned by CBS Radio, the contract between the show and XM is non-exclusive, and is open to other radio companies. Opie and Anthony Show syndication is handled by Robert Eatman Enterprises, Inc.The Opie and Anthony show also offers live in studio web cam broadcast via the pay service PalTalk. The in-studio web cameras are active during the show and the audio can be heard through this service without purchasing additional PalTalk features.Additionally, Opie and Anthony show archives, as well as best of CDs can now be downloaded from Audible.com.//Gregg (Opie) Hughes and Anthony Cumia were both raised on Long Island, New York, while Lil Jimmy was born and raised in New Jersey. Hughes graduated from SUNY Geneseo. For the next seven years Gregg (Opie) interned and worked at several upstate radio stations before he was awarded a radio gig spinning records at rock station WBAB on his native Long Island. Cumia dropped out of high school and was making a living as an HVAC duct worker when he began performing songs with his brother Joe, who remains a constant supporter of the Opie and Anthony Show. Mr. Norton, a self-proclaimed Fancy Man is a stand-up comedian and a full, third chair member, of the Opie and Anthony show. In August 1994, Hughes received an entry during an O.J. Simpson parody song contest. The song was entitled "Gonna Electric Shock OJ", by a local band known as Rotgut, for which Cumia was the lead singer. It became a hit on Hughes' show, and he invited the Cumia brothers to the studio to play live. This sparked many further appearances, where "Ant & Brother Joe" jumped at any airtime opportunity available. Soon after, Hughes and Cumia became a radio team. Hughes' show was called "The Nighttime Attitude," and aired from 8 p.m.-12 midnight on WBAB. [2]. Shortly after Cumia's arrival, it was proposed to management at the station that the show be moved to morning or afternoon drive, the two most listened-to timeslots in radio. When the station refused, Hughes and Cumia moved the show to afternoon drive on WAAF, Boston, where they premiered on March 27, 1995 as Opie and Anthony (hereinafter referred to as O&A)
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