Trisha Gazall Biography, Age, CBS RADIO, KMOX-AM, KYKY-FM, Height, Radio Personality, Salary, and Net Worth

Trisha Gazall Biography

Trisha Gazall is an American Radio personality. A division of CBS Corporation, 52 kg, 115 Ibs, operates 126 radio stations, the majority of which are in the nation’s top 50 markets. CBS RADIO also owns and operates KMOX-AM and KYKY-FM in St. Louis.

Trisha Gazall Age and Birthday

Trisha was born on May 4th, 1983 in Pallakad, Kerala, India. She is now at the age of 37 as of 2020. She always celebrates her birthday on May 4th, every year.

Trisha Gazall Height and Weight

Gazall is a very beautiful young lady with a very attractive body structure. She now stands at an estimated height of 165 cm, 1.65 m, 5’5” and an estimated weight of 52 kg, 115 Ibs, and her other body measurements are 33B (Bra Size), 25 Inches (Waist Size), and 34 Inches (Hip Size).

Trisha Gazall Education

Unfortunately, we do not have any information regarding Trisha’s educational background nor where she went to school. This information is currently under review and will be updated as soon as we get it from a credible source.

Trisha Gazall Parents

After doing our research, details about her parents are not available and it is also not known if she has any siblings. This information is now under review and will be updated as soon as we get it from a believable source.

Trisha Gazall Husband

Trisha likes to keep her personal life private hence information about her dating life is not available. It is therefore not known whether she is married or has any children. However, this information will be updated as soon as it is available.

Here are some interesting facts you don’t want to miss about Trisha;

Full Names: Trisha Gazall
Age/How Old: 37 years old
Date of Birth: May 4th, 1983
Place of Birth: Pallakad, Kerala, India.
Birthday: May 4th,
Nationality: American
Profession: Radio personality
Height: 165 cm, 1.65 m, 5’5”
Weight: 52 kg, 115 Ibs,
Known For: the most loved radio personality in 52 kg, 115 Ibs,

AT-WORK STATION, HIRES TRISH GAZALL TO CO-HOST MORNINGS

CBS RADIO’s Fresh 102.5 (KEZK-FM) in St. Louis announced today that Trish Gazall joins Vic Porcelli on the air, effective Tuesday, October 23, 2012. The Vic and Trish show will be heard weekday mornings from 5 am “9 am, and will feature a great variety of music, along with the duo’s unique perspective on entertainment, current events, and local happenings. Vic and Trish will be heard on-air, online at www.fresh1025.com and through a variety of mobile devices including the iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, and Android. “Trish is the entertainment goddess in St. Louis,” said Marty Linck, Program Director for CBS RADIO’s Fresh 102.5 and Y98. “She is totally in touch with pop culture and knows this city like the back of her hand.

Trish also has experience working with Vic Porcelli, so I know they’ll have great chemistry on the air, right off the bat.” Gazall said, “I can’t wait to join Vic in the morning again and to work with the great staff at Fresh 102.5. Guess I need to go buy an alarm clock now!” Trish Gazall is no stranger to the St. Louis airwaves. She spent the past few years at KTRS-AM in a variety of on-air positions, and from 2002-2006, Trish was a part of the Vic and Trish Morning Show on WVRV radio along with Vic Porcelli. Her “Trish’s Trash” entertainment feature has been a key part of her repertoire since she started on the air at KPNT radio in 1996. Fresh 102.5 is “St. Louis’ Official At Work Station,” playing more music and better variety including Kelly Clarkson, Daughtry, Madonna, Maroon 5, Taylor Swift, Bryan Adams, Katy Perry, Lifehouse

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Trisha Gazall Radio Personality

Although Trish Gazall, a longtime personality on KEZK 102.5, has enjoyed longevity in a male-driven industry, she doesn’t necessarily see it that way. “I’ve always just plowed ahead and done what needed to be done,” she says. “You always need a woman’s perspective; the audience is both men and women, and people like to hear a woman’s point of view. … You have to find some things that connect you with the target audience to remain relevant. … I was lucky to start at a station that targeted young people while I was young; we’ve grown up together.” As Gazall recites Anheuser-Busch’s list of in-house beers from her days working as a tour guide for the brewery, it is clear she was born to be on the radio. Not only can she remember every word of her 20-page spiel, but she will also sell you the beer with a smooth and enthusiastic voice that matches her high-energy on-air persona perfectly.

“I had to recite that spiel five times a day for five days a week,” Gazall says. Her job at Anheuser-Busch comes as no surprise either; her father and all of her uncles worked at Anheuser-Busch for over 30 years, and the brewery tour guide position was one both she and her sister took in college. If the Anheuser-Busch connection wasn’t enough to make it obvious, Gazall is a proud St. Louis native. She’s quick to say she was born and raised here, anticipating the infamous St. Louis question, “Where did you go to high school?” Gazall attended Ursuline Academy. “I’m a county girl, but I live in the city,” Gazall says. “I love St. Louis; we have the best of what a big city has to offer but with a homey feel.” After high school, Gazall studied first at Saint Louis University and then Webster University, when she worked at the Anheuser-Busch Brewery and got her first chance to break into radio.

Her foray into radio began with a college internship at a TV station that coincided perfectly with “Good Morning America’s” switch to ABC. “I had to do an internship to graduate, so I did it at Channel 30,” Gazall says. “[The ‘Good Morning America’ producers] said, ‘Will you just pretend like you’re the trafficked person for rehearsals?’ And then after a couple of weeks, they’re like, ‘Do you just want to do that?’ So I was like, ‘Yes!’” After six months working as a local traffic reporter, Gazall made the jump to working as a radio personality, starting at 105.7 the Point before moving on to the now-defunct the River and KTRS each for five years before landing at KZEK, where she works now. Gazall is known for her infamous “Trish’s Trash” talk show, during which she discussed celebrity gossip before TMZ and internet gossip sites were around.

A lot of perks have come with her job. Gazall has been to quite a few “American Idol” finales and Hollywood award shows, but a memorable moment for her is classic St. Louis: helping the Cardinals clinch their Division Series with some rather unusual methods of support. “We were going to sit on a billboard until [the Cardinals] clinched their series, and it took about nine or 10 days. [We] spent the night up there and everything.” Gazall describes her radio work as “the best job” but also says “being from [St. Louis] is always a bonus.” Her colleagues at various radio shows are like Gazall, St. Louis born and raised and very grateful for it.

“We are really lucky that the companies here gave us a shot because usually, you have to go to a small town and work your way up.” As part of KEZK, Gazall has raised money for Greater St. Louis Honor Flight; however, outside of work, Gazall is dedicated to many local charities. “Everything is for charity,” she says. “I do trivia nights a lot. I chair charity walks a lot. If somebody asks me, I rarely say, ‘No.’” Saint Raymond’s Maronite Cathedral in downtown St. Louis has a special place in her heart. Gazall, who is of Lebanese descent, prepares the church’s weekly Wednesday lunch and attends services when she can with her family. The sponsors for her show are local too.

“I always try to go local when I can,” she says. Gazall shrugs when asked about her favorite music to play on the radio or a favorite band. The station plays mostly ’80s music, Gazall’s self-proclaimed era, with some current hits thrown in on her KEZK show. She starts to liven up when discussing U2 coming to St. Louis this September for the Joshua Tree Tour. “The Joshua Tree, I mean, everyone had that cassette. I can’t wait.” She thinks, listing other big acts like Billy Joel — who is also performing here in September — on her fingers as she talks. What about Guns N’ Roses? “Ugh,” she sighs. “‘No’ to Axl Rose.” For the first time during the interview, Gazall frowns. “St. Louis likes to hold a grudge, and I’m going to side with St. Louis on this one,” she says of the “Riverport Riot,” which took place in Maryland Heights in the early ’90s during a Guns N’ Roses concert.

Trisha Gazall Salary

Gazall has not yet disclosed her wage nor hr annual income to the public. This information is currently under review and will be updated as soon as we get it from a credible source.

Trisha Gazall Net Worth

Trisha has not revealed her net worth. She is a simple person and never likes to attract public attention by publicly displaying her wealth. However, this section is under review, we will update you when details about her net worth are revealed.

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Trisha was born on May 4th, 1983 in Pallakad, Kerala, India. She is now at the age of 37 as of 2020. She always celebrates her birthday on May 4th, every year.

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Trisha Gazall Biography, Age, CBS RADIO, KMOX-AM, KYKY-FM, Height, Radio Personality, Salary, and Net Worth