
Sean Hannity's profile with insights on his career, quick facts, radio broadcasting, political commentary, and books.
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Sean Patrick Hannity is an American television host, political commentator, broadcast journalist, and author renowned for his contributions to both television and talk radio. Hannity is the host of The Sean Hannity Show, a conservative political talk radio show that is nationally syndicated, and he has been a host of Hannity on Fox News since 2009. He has worked in radio and television broadcasting, with past affiliations with KCSB-FM, WVNN, WGST, and WABC until he joined WOR in 2014. He has written four best-selling books that have featured on the New York Times bestseller list. Quick Facts about Sean Patrick Hannity: Field Details Full Name Sean Patrick Hannity Date of Birth December 30, 1961 Birthplace New York City, New York, U.S. Profession Television presenter, political commentator, broadcaster, writer Current Radio Role Host, The Sean Hannity Show Current Radio Station WOR, New York Television Program Hannity, Fox News Television Role Host Radio Genre Conservative political talk Podcast Hang Out with Sean Hannity Podcast Launch February 2026 Early Broadcasting Role Volunteer talk show host, KCSB-FM Previous Radio Stations WVNN, WGST, WABC Major Television Program Hannity & Colmes Television Co-host Alan Colmes Books Four New York Times best-selling books Awards Marconi Radio Awards, 2003 and 2007 Industry Recognition National Radio Hall of Fame inductee, 2017 Education New York University; Adelphi University Earlier Career House-painting business; building contractor Primary Areas Talk radio, television broadcasting, political commentary, writing Career Overview of Sean Patrick Hannity: Hannity started hosting his show in 1989, while working as a general contractor, for a voluntary position at KCSB-FM of UC Santa Barbara. He then progressed to being a professional radio personality by working at WVNN in Alabama and WGST in Atlanta before becoming a part of WABC in New York. His television career followed suit from 1996, when he joined Fox News for the Hannity & Colmes Show. After leaving the show due to the departure of Alan Colmes, Hannity took over the slot with his own show in 2009.
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Premiere Networks
Sept 2001 to Present
Anchors a top-rated, three-hour daily conservative talk radio program syndicated to hundreds of affiliate stations nationwide.
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WABC Radio
Jan 1997 to Dec 2013
Radio Talk Show Host