Congratulations to Dr. Anthony Mazzarelli for being named as one of "The Next Generation of Great Philadelphia Doctors" by Philadelphia Magazine. CLICK HERE to read more.
Philadelphians have a wide range of interests to discuss but very few places that can satisfy them all. This show will fill that void. Most talk radio shows are about hearing the host talk. This show is about letting the listeners talk — on the air, on the web, and, most importantly, to each other. This show will be the one spot where listeners can tune into to voice an opinion about local and national topics, cast a vote for their favorite burger, listen to a celebrity interview, or just to complain about the Eagles.
Most talk radio shows lean to the right. Some talk radio shows lean to the left. Anthony Mazzarelli puts aside the political bickering and considers each issue as a whole. Anthony Mazzarelli, MD, JD, MBE is a physician, attorney, and bioethicist. He received his medical degree from Robert Wood Johnson Medical School-Camden in 2002, his law degree from the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 2003, and his masters in bioethics from the University of Pennsylvania Center for Bioethics in 2003. “Mazz” is a practicing emergency medicine physician with Cooper University Hospital and an active attorney with Long, Marmero, and Mayer LLP as well as a regular on the Michael Smerconish Morning Show on The Big Talker 1210. His common sense approach to topics, as well as his smart, fast-paced, thoughtful, and provocative show makes “Mazz” a rising Philadelphia radio personality.
Prematurity - Solutions are within our grasp!
Dr. Mazz interviews both physicians and parents about the growing problem of prematurity. Dr. Richard Fischer, Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Cooper UniversityHospital and Dr. Sonia Imaizumi a neonatologist at Cooper University Hospital discuss the risks factors for both moms and babies. Parents Rick Perr, Christy and Bob Keppel share their personal stories and their work with the March of Dimes.
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