Only half a month short of his 65th birthday celebration, Bernard McGuirk, co-host of Bernie and Sid Toward the beginning of the day, died Wednesday night from prostate malignant growth.

Since April 2018, McGuirk has co-facilitated Sid Rosenberg’s Bernie and Sid Toward the beginning of the day on WABC.

On Tuesday, October 11, 2022, an exceptional tribute to McGuirk that incorporates memories and thoughts from the WABC group will air. John Catsimatidis, President of Red Apple, remarked, “We are undeniably lamented by Bernie’s passing. His insight and ability shot him to the highest point of New York morning radio. He was a genuine New Yorker.

His audience members appreciated his phenomenal experiences into neighborhood, public, and global occasions. All WABC and the fans from one side of the planet to the other will miss him.

Chad Lopez, Leader of Red Apple Media and 77 WABC, expressed in an email to the group at 77 WABC before the end of last night, “Bernie was not only 50% of Bernie and Sid Toward the beginning of the day; Bernie was essential for the texture of WABC.”

With Bernie’s enchanting mind and understanding, audience members from everywhere the world started their days, from miserable occasions to daily existence in America.

At WABC, yet additionally on the radio and in Americans’ souls, his nonattendance will leave a void.

It is with profound sadness that Red Apple Media, Inc. announces the death of 77WABC Host Bernard McGuirk at the age of 64.

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Bernie filled in as our brother, companion, coach, and colleague. Bernie will be remembered fondly by us all beyond what words can say.

Rosenberg avowed, “Bernie was both my associate and my companion.” “I was fortunate to be the person close to him since he was consistently the most astute individual in the room. I’m certain our audience members sympathize with my distress about the downfall of radio and New York.”

McGuirk had been working for WABC as the Imus In the first part of the day Show’s Chief Maker beginning around 2007.

Since its later years at WNBC Radio, McGuirk has been a piece of the Imus In the first part of the day program.

He moved to WFAN Radio in New York City in 1988 and remained there until 2007 with Imus. McGuirk was an individual from the Imus staff when the program went cross country in 1993.

McGuirk, who was born in the Bronx in New York City in 1957, went to the School of Mount St. Vincent. His better half Carol and their two youngsters, Brendan and Melanie, are as yet alive.