Kim Serafin

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Kim Serafin is an actress and radio talk show host based in Los Angeles. She worked with Rudy Giuliani as a spokesperson and produced his weekly radio show on WABC in New York, and later aided Richard Riordan in both his mayoral administration and gubernatorial campaign. She is currently host of her own weekly radio program on KABC 790 AM in Los Angeles, where she discusses entertainment, pop culture and issues of the day, and has been a regular contributor for MSNBC. She also dabbles in acting and TV hosting, be it appearing in a Tonight Show sketch with Jay Leno, hosting a travel show for the Fine Living Network or guest-starring in a network sitcom (she has appeared in Spin City, The Single Guy, Boy Meets World and "Head Cases").

In addition to her career in radio, television and politics, She is also a published author, having written articles for Cosmo magazine and The New York Post, and two books: Mission de San Antonio De Padua (The Missions of California) and Everything You Need to Know About Being a Vegetarian.

Her KABC show was cancelled, along with several others, when the network chose to "shake up" its weekend schedule. Her last show aired on Saturday, May 26th 2006.

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