Skeery Jones

Skeery Jones, whose real name is Anthony Scire, commenced his career in radio in 1996, joining the Elvis Duran & the Morning Show upon its establishment. The show originated from WHTZ in New York City and became a foundational platform for Jones’s long-standing presence in broadcast media. His role began during the show’s initial phase, which was then known as “Elvis, Elliot and the Z Morning Zoo.” Even after changes in the show’s co-hosts and branding, Jones remained a consistent member of the team, contributing to its ongoing operation and expansion.

Over the years, Jones has been an integral part of the show’s evolution and syndication. The program began national syndication in 2006 through Premiere Radio Networks, extending its reach to over 80 markets across the United States. This expansion included major cities such as Philadelphia, Miami, and Cleveland, marking a significant growth period for the show and its cast members, including Jones. He has continued to contribute to the show’s daily broadcasts, maintaining a presence as a key personality on the widely syndicated program. His involvement spans various segments and discussions, adapting to the show’s format changes over more than 27 years.

Beyond his work on the main radio program, Jones has also engaged in other media projects. He is associated with “The Brooklyn Boys” podcast and “Speaking Volumes Podcast,” further diversifying his broadcasting activities. These ventures reflect his continued engagement within the audio content landscape, reaching audiences through different platforms. His career is characterized by consistent participation in a major syndicated radio program, demonstrating a sustained commitment to his role in broadcast entertainment.