In Seattle, Washington on KIRO-FM, Dori Monson presented the Dori Monson Show, an afternoon discussion radio program.
Dori Monson (born October 2, 1961; died December 31, 2022) was an American radio personality. Monson, who had Icelandic ancestry, was brought up in Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood, which is primarily comprised of Scandinavian people. In high school, he attended Ballard.
He was the play-by-play announcer for Husky football at the University of Washington’s on-campus station KCMU while a student there. Monson started his professional broadcasting career as a sports producer at KING-TV and a sports reporter and host at KING AM after longtime Seattle broadcaster Bill O’Mara introduced him to King Broadcasting owner Dorothy Bullitt. When the Pat Cashman Show switched stations in 1994, Monson moved to KIRO-FM 100.7.
What was Dori Monson net worth when he died?
According to geniuscelebs, Dori Monson has a $5 million estimated net worth. He started presenting Hawk Talk in 2002. Dori began his professional broadcasting career at KING-TV as a sports producer, reporter, and host at KING AM after Seattle broadcaster Bill O’Mara introduced him to King Broadcasting owner Dorothy Bullitt. Later, when the Pat Cashman Show changed stations in 1994, he relocated to KIRO-FM 100.7.
