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Brandon Guzio-Sports Flash Anchor has been with The Ticket since December of 2004. He started off anchoring the "sportsflashes" and eventually given the opportunity to share his passion, and sports knowledge on the air. He moved to South Florida from West Caldwell, NJ in '04 after attending the University of Delaware, and graduating from Broadcasting School. Being a Dolphins fan his whole life, Guzio has become the station’s go-to guy for anything and everything Miami Dolphins! Living in the New York City area for most of his life, Brandon’s favorite teams include the New York Yankees, New York Knicks, Buffalo Sabres and Syracuse Orange.

Andy King-Executive Producer joined The Ticket in Sept of 2004 and has been creating havoc ever since. Andy was born in Camden, NJ and raised on the mean streets of Bethel, CT before attending The U and graduating in May of 04. Some of Andy's fondest college memories at The U involve doing keg stands with Shockey after the FSU game in '00 and getting kicked out of the Brock Berlin comeback game for being too drunk and getting into a fight with some lousy cheating inbred Gator fans. Andy currently lives in downtown Hollywood, and has a “bromance” with Mike.

Jorge Sedano-Host came to 790 The Ticket after previously spending 3 years hosting a nationally syndicated show named, "The Third Shift" on Fox Sports Radio. He also, served as host of the Miami Heat Pre-game and Post-game shows from 2004-2007. Jorge attended Miami Pace High, then later went on to FIU. He is currently the play by play voice for the Golden Panthers football team in addition to, his duties as the Morning Show Host on 790 The Ticket. Jorge has also added some television duties to his schedule, as he's currently a sportscaster at WFOR CBS-4. Email Jorge at jorge.sedano@lincolnfinancialmedia.com.

Mike Marchant-Producer is the Crazy Cuban morning show producer. Born in Miami, he attended Belen Jesuit High School, and graduated from FIU in '04. Mike has been bringing his collection of funny voices and characters to the airwaves
since 2005 when he became a full time employee. You might have heard him on the radio as Fake Pau Gasol, but all of you are probably more familiar with the dulcet tones (or docile as Andy would say) of his Fake Cote.