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Greater Media's all-sports "Fanatic" WPEN, Philadelphia brings back Tony Bruno
Tony Bruno left WPEN-AM/FM (950/97.5) in May, but is heading back for another round on the "Fanatic" in Philadelphia. Bruno, a native of Philadelphia, returns both to his former station and his former radio partner. Bruno will be paired with his former WPEN co-host Harry Mayes, and will be moving back to the City of Brotherly Love in October.
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