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Michael Wallace
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I joined WCBS as an anchor in 2005 after working at the Wall Street Journal Radio Network, as well as previous radio news jobs in Orlando, Houston, and upstate New York. After anchoring morning drive at 880 for 10 years, I now work the afternoon shift with Steve Scott. I love what I do at WCBS. I love informing our listeners, and I love the camaraderie we have in the newsroom. There is no better team in the business than who we have here at 880. Not a day goes by where I don’t laugh here, and that’s important to me. When you’re covering so many serious and often depressing stories, you need to be able to laugh off the air, and sometimes on it.