Bill Spadea

Good morning! Bill Spadea wakes up NJ and further discusses the New Jersey Governor Election, hears from local candidates within the Garden State, and asks what run-ins with angry people have you had in retail stores?

Good morning, Bill Spadea gets your week started by talking about small business, eating healthy, Bill's fried chicken, and asks you how has the nor'easter affected your area so far?

Good Morning, Bill Spadea wakes up New Jersey and further discusses his take on Thursday's Gubernatorial debate. Bill also talks about the events you have coming you, the movie being filmed on Route 133, and cacao in your coffee!

Good Morning! Bill Spadea wakes up New Jersey and shares his thoughts on the second NJ Gubernatorial debate last night, and asks the listeners what their thoughts are as well.

Good Morning, Bill Spadea wakes up NJ and asks are you afraid of going over a certain bridge? What makes it terrifying? Bill also discusses the upcoming New Jersey Election, and the Hate-O-Meter is back with a vengeance!

Good morning! Bill Spadea wakes up the Garden State and talks about the Mark Sanchez situation and asks what dirty job have you had? Bill also takes calls from local candidates in NJ, and discusses getting a flamethrower (yes you read that right).

Good Morning. Bill Spadea gets your week started by asking New Jersey have you ever got robbed? Tell us your story. Bill also discusses Small Business Monday, and why some sunglasses are so expensive!

Good Morning! Bill Spadea wakes up New Jersey and asks the Garden State what is your morning coffee habit? Do you go to a coffee shop, or just make your coffee at home. Bill also discusses upcoming events all throughout Jersey.

Good Morning, and happy October! Bill Spadea wakes up New Jersey and discusses ANCHOR rebates, ending DEI in Jersey for first responders, the government shutdown, and the Hate-O-Meter returns in fiery fashion!

Good Morning, Bill Spadea wakes up The Garden State and discusses vaccines, pork chops, the best pizza in NJ, and should parents be held responsible for what their kids do?