Texas Morning Host Returns With New Heart
Hal Jay, the host of WBAP-AM's morning show in Dallas-Fort Worth, will be coming back to the airwaves on Monday after a heart transplant.
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Hal Jay, the host of WBAP-AM's morning show in Dallas-Fort Worth, will be coming back to the airwaves on Monday after a heart transplant.
Two months after receiving a heart transplant, longtime Dallas radio personality Hal Jay returns to “WBAP Morning News” on the Cumulus Media news/talk station. Regular TALKERS readers are aware that in early January, Jay suffered two ventricular tachycardia events within a week of each other and doctors at Baylor Scott & White Hospital told him,…
Jay has been off the air since January when he collapsed at home with a heart issue.
Longtime North Texas radio host Hal Jay is back home recovering after spending weeks in the hospital and receiving a heart transplant that saved his life.
Longtime WBAP-AM, Dallas-Fort Worth morning personality Hal Jay has received a heart transplant. Jay suffered several ventricular tachycardia events during the second week of January and was admitted to Baylor Scott & White University Medical Center where he was told he needed a new heart. His wife Ann reports to the “WBAP Morning News” team…