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Bo Snerdley

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James Golden, also known by his pseudonym Bo Snerdley, (born c. 1955) is a talk radio producer, call screener, and radio host best known for working 30 years with The Rush Limbaugh Show. Since 2001 he has been a producer/executive for Premiere Networks (formerly Premiere Radio Networks), the largest radio syndication company in the United States. He currently hosts an afternoon drive-time radio program on WABC, New York. He attended City University of New York-Queens College from 1973 to 1976. In his early twenties, Snerdley worked at radio station WWRL as a marketing and research director and later served as the radio station's first music research director. From 1992 to 1998, Snerdley co-hosted (with Joel Santisteban) a political call-in show, The James and Joel Show, on WABC radio in New York. Snerdley was part of the production team on the Rush Limbaugh television program, which aired from 1992 through 1996 From 1998 to 2001, Snerdley served as vice-president for programming at Talkspot.com, where he also hosted two Internet radio programs. He occasionally contributes written political commentary online. Although Snerdley worked from a control booth off the air with Limbaugh, a 2008 New York Times Magazine profile of Limbaugh reported that during the show, Golden "banters with and occasionally badgers Limbaugh via an internal talk-back circuit" (an IFB). On occasion, Snerdley has been accorded airtime on the program. In February 2008, Golden, who is black, was assigned (as Snerdley) a satirical cameo role by Limbaugh as the show's Official Criticizer of Barack Obama (Snerdley has introduced himself as an "African-American-in-good-standing-and-certified-black-enough-to-criticize-Obama guy," and declared that he was speaking, "on behalf of our E.I.B. brothers and sisters in the hood."); the role became an occasionally recurring feature during Obama's presidency. He is a senior partner of Golden Creative Communications, LLC.
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