Their “Dennis & Judi Show” had aired 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday on NJ 101.5 FM. In November both were inducted into the New Jersey Broadcasters Hall of Fame. They discuss a wide range of issues in their program from New Jersey headlines to a host of other sometimes off-beat topics.
Malloy, Franco and NJ 101.5 FM host Ray Rossi were under fire in 2013 for their comments on the case of Sammy, the Cocker Spaniel that was abused and brought to the Associated Humane Society in Tinton Falls in a plastic bag and covered in urine.
Judi Franco a mom, grandmom, volunteer. Franco, now a resident of Long Branch with her husband, Mark, is originally from San Francisco, where she was a child actress and singer. When her parents moved to New Jersey, she continued to pursue her interests in community theater and radio, according to her NJ 101.5 biography.
A huge Statehouse rally called out officials on the approximately $2.8 billion increase in taxes. The anger helped to oust Democrats from their control over the state Legislature and eventually proved a key role in making Democrat Gov. Jim Florio a one-term governor.
Grewal, the nation's first Sikh attorney general, was referred to as "turban man" and "the guy with the turban" as Malloy and Franco discussed Grewal's recent move telling municipal prosecutors not to pursue charges for marijuana arrests. “We are aware of the offensive comments made by Dennis and Judi during today’s broadcast," ...
The NJ 101.5 FM heavily brands itself as New Jersey’s own radio station — “Not New York. Not Philadelphia. Proud to be New Jersey!". — in state sandwiched in between two of the nation’s major media markets, New York and Philadelphia.