Picozzi and The Horn

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Picozzi and The Horn was a very successful and popular morning drive radio program in Hartford, CT. It aired from May 1986 until May 1997 on WHCN. 105.9 FM. It featured co-hosts Michael Picozzi and Gary Lee Horn. It included rock music, news, contests, listener calls and featured running comedy bits. Among them: The Marching Weathermen, GhandiMart, The Ground Hog and Stump Picozzi and The Horn. Parties called Live Lunch Luaus were held on Hawaiin Shirt Fridays and broadcast live. Picozzi and The Horn were cited numerous times for charity work and community service.


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