So Hood Magazine SoHood.com: Christina, what’s the best thing you enjoy about doing the Traffic Report on “The Michael Kay Show”?

Christina Stoffo: Michael is awesome! He has been nothing but welcoming to me on his show. The best thing about it on top of helping everyone get home after work is the chemistry everyone on the show has. Joey and Don are great too! We all work so well together. I feel that we put a spin on an otherwise boring traffic report. Makes people want to listen to see what we are going to say next.

So Hood Magazine SoHood.com: I know you do some modeling; in your spare time have you ever-watched Tyra Banks’ America‘s Next Top Model or The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency?

Christina Stoffo: I've watched those shows in passing. I’m not big on the reality modeling TV thing. I think everything is so over the top and fake.

So Hood Magazine SoHood.com: What do you enjoy the most about modeling?

Christina Stoffo: The thing I enjoy most about it is the end result. After an all day photo shoot where you are twisted and molded into positions that are completely awkward it pays off when you see a photo that totally takes your breath away. It makes it all worth it.

So Hood Magazine SoHood.com: By your sexy pictures in magazines your body is very well tone up. Do you try to work out to keep your (cuts in)

Christina Stoffo: I used to work out much more then I do now but my secret is a work out program called Power 90. It’s amazing and it gives me results every time. It’s about 35 minutes a day alternating cardio and circuit training. Look it up on the Internet if you want results, it works!

So Hood Magazine SoHood.com: Do you have any aspirations about acting?

Christina Stoffo: I never really thought about acting, however, I did just do a music video for a friend of mine (Shaun Barker), which involved some serious acting it’s a lot harder then it looks.

 (L-R) Michael Kay, Christina Stoffo, Joey Salvia, Don LaGreca
So Hood Magazine SoHood.com: You and Michael Kay always have some friendly bantering on air, which is always great to listen to you guys even, flirt at times. Do you ever think of getting your own radio show? Let’s say someone offers you an opportunity to do so; will you think about taking the job?

Christina Stoffo: Well, I never really thought about it. I like radio a lot but to have my own show it takes someone very passionate to be able to talk about something for 3 hours straight every day. So I suppose it would depend on what kind of show it would be. Maybe if it was music related I would be able to do it. I would love to some day get more into something entertainment based. 

Here's the link for Part 2 of my interview with Christina Stoffo http://www.sohood.com/1/content/view/3445/1/ Where she talks about David Wright, The New York Jets, dealing with fame, her favorite things, and so much more. Add her as a friend on Myspace.com