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DAYTON, OH (WDTN-WBDT) – Scott Mallory, former morning host at Dayton, Ohio’s WGTZ-FM (Z-93) and WXEG-FM (103.9 The X), released his first book, “Tales of a Washed-Up Neverwas” to great reviews.
The book that explores life after corporate downsizing and the dark side of radio has garnered positive sales and reviews.
As one reviewer writes “Radio can be an ugly business, as first-time author Scott Mallory notes in his insightful and often humorous novel.”
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