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Marc Malusis, better known as Moose from the iconic WFAN sports radio program "Moose and Maggie," is a prominent American host. He has almost 20 years of experience as a radio host and has won awards for his sports commentary.
Throughout Malusis' career, he has progressed from intern to on-demand host, gaining a loyal fan base by making sports enjoyable through his commentary. Marc's estimated net worth is around $500,000, and his average salary is $86,354 per year.
Marc Malusis is a New York native born on May 17, 1976. He is the son of Brenda Malusis. He grew up with his three siblings, Kim Malusis, Marc Malusis, and Paulette Malusis.
Marc Malusis, better known as Moose from the iconic WFAN sports radio program "Moose and Maggie," is a prominent American host.
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Brenda, Malusis' mother, was a Rockland County employee and a native New Yorker. She died in 2018, leaving behind her three children.
Talking about Marc's education, he studied at the College of Visual and Performing Arts at Syracuse University. He earned a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in Speech Communications and Broadcasting.
Marc Malusis, 45, is married to Donna Lure, a kindergarten teacher. In 2005, they met through a mutual friend.
Marc Malusis is married to Donna Lure, a kindergarten teacher.
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Malusis proposed on the steps of St. Patrick's Cathedral in Manhattan in December 2006, and the pair got engaged. Their wedding ceremony took place at St. Cecilia Church in 2008, and they honeymooned in Hawaii.
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Marc and Donna have three boys named Jackson Malusis, Paul Malusis, and Gregory Malusis.
Marc Malusis works for the Rutgers Football Radio Network as a Pre-Game and Post-Game Host. In September 2008, he joined the station. Malusis was previously a cohost of WFAN's "Moose and Maggie," a sports radio show.
Marc Malusis works for the Rutgers Football Radio Network as a Pre-Game and Post-Game Host.
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Malusis has over two decades of experience as a radio network anchor, and he is well-known for his sports analysis. Marc has also progressed from intern to on-demand host.
As per Barett Sports Media, Since being moved from the afternoon show, Malusis has been on weekends at WFAN. Along with his WPIX anchoring, he'll stay in that job. Marc will be the lead sports anchor for WPIX in New York, as Newsday's Neil Best initially reported on Twitter.
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