Watchdog On Wall Street Airs National Radio Show On Genesis Communications In Tampa, Florida

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(Free-Press-Release.com) March 19, 2010 --
(Tampa, FL) – Chris Markowski, the Watchdog on Wall Street, is a familiar name to major TV networks like Fox and CNN. As the youngest nationally syndicated radio host in the country, the “Watchdog on Wall Street” is more in demand on radio than ever before.
That is why Genesis Communications in Tampa has added Chris Markowski to their Saturday morning lineup on its WMGG BayBiz 1470 AM Radio from 8 AM to 11AM EST LIVE beginning March 20, 2010.The program will re-air each Saturday from 5 – 8 PM on another Genesis Communications’ station, WWBA News Talk 820

To listen to the show, go to www.baybiz1470.com or www.820WWBA.com. Known for his accurate predictions, Chris Markowski correctly forecasted such infamous financial moments as the Freddie Mac/Fannie Mae Bailout, the dot com bust, the demise of Enron, the oil speculation bubble, and the real estate collapse.
Political and financial commentator Markowski has a track record of attracting large audiences thanks to his “in your face,” no-holds barred style that works so well with today’s straight-shooting talk radio listener.
For more information about Chris Markowski, the Watchdog on Wall Street and his successful radio show, visit: www.watchdogonwallstreet.com
For interview opportunities with Chris Markowski, the Watchdog on Wall Street, contact Shannon Rose at: (813) 960-8412; (813) 389-0801; or info@mediaproductions.tv
About Genesis Communications

Genesis Communications owns and operates WMGG BayBiz 1470, WWBA News Talk 820, and ESPN 1040 WHBO in Tampa; ESPN AM 1080 The TEAM WHOO, AM 1190 ESPN Deportes WAMT in Orlando and NewsTalk AM 1060 WIXC in Melbourne.
For Information On Genesis Communications, Inc. contact Allan Davis at allandavis@radiogenesis.com or 813-281-1040.
Chris Markowski is represented by Eclectic Media Productions PR Company and their website is at http://mediaproductions.tv

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