Ernie symbolizes the best of broadcast journalism and a genuine commitment to philanthropic and community service programs.
He is celebrity host and chair for numerous charity events in New York, including Juvenile Diabetes, Variety the Children's Charity, March of Dimes, Easter Seals and St. Francis Food Pantries and Shelters.
Ernie reflects a strong sense of meaning and purpose in the spirit of helping others. As a celebrated TV news anchor, he expresses a positive professional and personal commitment to finding the best ways to improve lives in the community, the city and the world.
"Just Remember... I really believe in encouraging you to focus your energies to pursue your aspirations, aim for your goals and respect your values in life. It's true, good ideas that stimulate the mind to action can impact your life in a powerful and positive way. It really works!"
In 2020, Ernie enrolled at Harvard Business School to focus on a leadership and management strategy
curriculum to further his extensive communications background and credentials. This educational program
has contributed to his role as a leader and influential voice in the world of media and entertainment.
Successfully completing all courses in 2021 he was also chosen for a specialized distinction award.
Ernie Anastos is a legendary New York Emmy Award winning television news journalist. He is the celebrated
host and creator of “Positively America,” a nationally syndicated show and a popular talk show host in New
York on 77 WABC, America’s premier talk format radio station. His programs are designed to inform, educate,
entertain and inspire viewers with interviews and positive news you can use. Ernie’s amazing career spans
several decades as a leading anchor at WABC-TV, WCBS-TV and WNYW-TV in the most diverse city in America.
He is also the distinguished author of inspiring books for young readers.
As a creative entrepreneur, Ernie has top professional management experience in multiple media platforms. They
include; broadcast ownership of FM and AM radio stations in New York and New England and president of his own
television production company. He has also performed on-camera roles in many popular Hollywood motion pictures..
A dynamic New York Hall of Fame Broadcaster, Ernie has an extraordinary record of achievement. He has won
more than 30 Emmy awards and nominations and received the prestigious Lifetime Emmy Award, the highest
honor given for his outstanding and personal accomplishments in the television industry. Nationally, he has
substitute hosted ABC’s Good Morning America and CBS This Morning.
Respected by New Yorkers and his colleagues, Ernie has covered major stories that shaped several decades,
including the 9/11 World Trade Center attacks and the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic. From inside Cuba he
reported on Fidel Castro’s reign and interviewed other world leaders including; Presidents Jimmy Carter,
George Bush and Bill Clinton, Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev and South African Bishop Desmond Tutu.
A Phi Kappa Phi honoree, he graduated Summa Cum Laude from Northeastern University with a Bachelor of
Arts Degree in Sociology. He holds Honorary Doctorate degrees from Marist College, New York Institute of
Technology, Manhattanville College, Curry College and Sacred Heart University. He is also profiled in national
registers which include, The International Who’s Who of Intellectuals.
Ernie Anastos is rejoining Red Apple Media’s flagship New York station WABC (770 AM) with a new program called Positively Ernie with Ernie Anastos.
The show will have Anastos focusing on a single topic every day, with a positive perspective on the stories that shape the world.
NEW YORK – Ernie Anastos, the beloved Greek-American broadcaster, will join WABC-AM to host a segment called Positively Ernie with Ernie Anastos. The new endeavor is described as “a two-minute pep-talk and interview feature that airs daily in morning and afternoons, starting Monday,” a release notes.
Anastos will focus on a different topic every day, inspired by his long-time aspiration to present more of the positive news of the day.
“Anastos takes a look at the positive outcome of the stories that shape our world, including current events, social changes, new trends, life challenges, work, home and lifestyle,” the release continued.
Popular New York TV personality Ernie Anastos joins WABC-AM to host "Positively Ernie with Ernie Anastos," a two-minute pep-talk and interview feature that airs daily in morning and afternoons, starting Monday. Focusing on a different topic every day, Anastos takes a look at the positive outcome of the stories that shape our world, including current events, social changes, new trends, life challenges, work, home and lifestyle.
"Everybody knows Ernie's smiling face, friendly voice, and reputation as a top journalist in this great city," said Red Apple Media Chief and WABC owner John Catsimatidis. "Now, Ernie is taking another look at our world and bringing us an opportunity to see the positive side of things. I'm delighted to welcome Ernie to 77 WABC where he will certainly attract many of his TV fans and radio listeners."
Ernie serves as guest host each year for a specially produced circus performance at Lincoln Center for autistic children and their families.
Ernie has co-hosted the Variety, The Children's Charity TV telethon with legendary radio host "Cousin Brucie" Murrow in New York.
Ernie has been an integral part of this annual event with a personal dedication to helping make a difference in young people's lives.
Ernie is also often chosen to address students at colleges and universities in the New York area on the subject of broadcast journalism.
His speeches emphasize the importance of truth, fairness and accuracy in reporting while inspiring young people to help make a difference in the world.
Ernie is actively involved with educational programs and other academic initiatives. He often speaks before hundreds of children in elementary and middle schools sharing stories from his book, "Ernie and the Big Newz " The Adventures of a TV Reporter. He enjoys talking about choosing a career, positive thinking and encouraging a healthy lifestyle.
During one special event, Ernie gathered an impressive 1,000 young New York City students at Columbia University for a unique educational event. He was joined by several expert speakers to talk about the value of education, career opportunities, social media, health and the importance of a positive attitude in life. The very successful informative and entertaining program was sponsored by St. Francis Food Pantries and Shelters of New York.
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