Hosted by Frank Donahue, John Crichton and Frankie (junior) Stokes. 215 Live is a weekly show giving you fan based opinions on the Philadelphia sports landscape with a little humor and ridiculousness added. Hear interviews each week with prominent names in the sports, media, and entertainment business. We air live every Monday night from 7-9pm exclusively on wildfireradio.com as part of the Wildfire Radio network. You can also download us on all your favorite podcast platforms. Also, you can get show updates, info on giveaways and upcoming live events by following us at @_215live on twitter, 215 Live on Facebook and 215.live on Instagram.

Small Bites Radio, the most popular and #1 listed food radio show Philadelphia* is thrilled to announce Donato Marino as new co-host with Small Bites founder Derek Timm beginning Sunday, January 6^th2019 at 6:35pm EST replacing Derek’s former co-host Glenn Gross. Glenn will now instead be focusing on the process of relaunching his brand which we cannot wait to see and taste.  Wildfire Radio and the team at Small Bites wish Glenn the best of luck in all his future endeavors. Donato will have big shoes to fill as the new co-host, but we know Donato will be as smooth as one of his signature espressos during the transition on air.

Small Bites is an innovative, captivating, and funny program airing Mondays from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM EST on Indie Philly Radio featuring Donato Marino the owner of D & L Coffee Services which is Philadelphia’s premier bean to barista provider and host Derek Timm who is a freelance writer, actor, producer, food judge, food critic, restaurant consultant, comedian, social media manager, and blogger.

What’s on Tap is a weekly radio show on SNJ Today that features all things beer in South Jersey.

Gary Monterosso the host is an award-winning critic, who has written for national and regional publications. He is the host of the popular radio show, “What’s On Tap,” heard on Indie Philly Radio, 99.9 FM, 1240 AM in southern New Jersey, and online at snjtoday.com.

He can be seen on the two-hour History Channel show called “The Epic History of Everyday Things.” He is the author of the book, “Artisan Beers.” Gary is currently teaching beer appreciation classes at Wilmington University.

Gary has appeared on many television programs discussing craft beers and has guested on BBC radio offering an American perspective on the beverage. In late 2014, he lent his expertise to CBS News New York, by offering fall beer recommendations.

One of the highlights of his career was a three-year stint on the Sirius Satellite Radio network, talking about the latest happenings in the beer world.

In 2014, Gary was selected by Chilled Magazine to be a member of the “Chilled 100,” signifying him as one of the top 100 beverage personalities in the United States.

He continues to be a fixture at regional beer events by hosting dinners and tasting seminars. He has qualified as a Certified Beer Server, a part of the Cicerone Certification Program, recognizing his knowledge of beer styles, culture, the brewing process and ingredients.

Below is a summary of where you may find Gary:

* “What’s On Tap” on Indie Philly Radio, WSNJ 1240 AM, 99.9 FM and SNJToday.com

* “The Epic History of Everyday Things” on the History Channel.

Make “The Heat Ratio” an essential part of your daily routine where everything is on the table and nothing is off limits. We focus on relating to the everyday sports fan with our own unique attitude and style. Whether it’s the local sports fix you need, fantasy advice, or just looking for some enjoyable games, let host Tony Cutillo get you fired up with his controversial opinions, while co-hosts John Kocur and Dave "Coach" Dickson do their best to get you back to a sane level. Heck, if it comes down to it, we’ll even get into advice on how to coach your kids’ athletic teams. From Philly to Pittsburgh and everywhere in between, we’ll give you the information you want and need all with a fire that burns deep week to week. What side of the ratio will you be on?