Elvis and duran's greg t. Returns to jersey airwaves with new morning show on 107. 1 the boss

Elvis and Duran’s Greg T. returns to Jersey airwaves with new morning show on 107.1 The Boss

Neptune, NJ – A familiar voice in New Jersey radio is making a comeback. After decades on Z100’s Elvis Duran and The Morning Show and more recently as co-host of mornings on 103.5 KTU, Greg T. is stepping behind the mic once again—this time with his own show on 107.1 The Boss.

Starting Monday, October 6, “Greg T. in the Morning with Rochelle” will air weekdays from 6 to 10 a.m., blending Greg’s trademark humor, high-energy style, and local connection with co-host Rochelle Gagnon.

Born and raised in East Brunswick, Greg T. said he was eager to return to the community where his career began. “You never know what you have till it’s gone,” he said. “To be on-air in the area I grew up in makes me super excited.”

The move positions Greg T. against NJ 101.5’s early morning host Bill Spadea, who recently lost a heated Republican primary to Jack Ciattarelli.

Station executives praised the addition, with VP of Programming Mike Ryan calling Greg T. “a true Jersey original” whose larger-than-life personality has long defined morning radio.

The Boss is betting big on Greg T.’s homegrown style to grab Jersey mornings by the dial.

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