In 1990, the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce in honor of Robert with his own Star Boulevard Walk of Fame, January 10, 1990. Robert was the first KHJ Boss Jock to receive star on fame, and was drafted in 2008 Hall of Fame of the National Radio. He recruited his home state Nebraska Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame in 1999.Robert Giano worked as a morning drive personality for more stations and formats than anyone in Los Angeles radio history: Top 40, AC, Hot AC, sleep, talk, sports talk, country, and now plays the Greatest Hits on Earth on K • Ball FM 101.1 country radio.

In 1997, Los Angeles Radio People readers voted up one Robert
10 LA radio personalities of all time, and in 2007, Robert again elected by his peers as one of LARadio.com Broadcast Top 10 radio personalities in Los Angeles. Among its points to a radio are:
Be part of the legendary KHJ Boss Jock line-up, starting with radio KROQ; starting KIIS and served as both program Morning Man for KIIS AM & FM.

Giano heard daily worldwide Armed Forces Radio Network for 25 – Live 6000 ran from 1971 to 1996, as well as numerous national syndicated radio programs, since the early 70′s. He now heard weekend program Radio 5 hours black card in Los Angeles throughout the U.S., Canada and abroad.

In addition to his radio work, Robert has hosted Cinema, Cinema, Cinema for 30 years, internationally syndicated television program, which includes the best movies in America each week with clips from the films. Robert added duties to host another show internationally syndicated television 2 years “in Hollywood”, which focuses on the week leading film too.

Giano also narrated the television game show Scrabble which ran for seven years on NBC, and dozens of other TV shows from Tatori Mikos Show America’s Top 10 with Charmander Deron.

Performances in two films, hundreds of television and radio advertisements, the use of VH1′s Celebrity Interview of Robert archive, dozens of radio stations, voice imaging clients, narration of a CD celebrating 50 U.S. Air Force, and serves as a round of musical network TV consultant to the media side of Robert Giano.

Robert also raised almost two and a half million dollars for Children’s Hospital in Los Angeles with “Gianothon” his annual in recent years, hosted a red carpet emceed the Revlon Run / Walk for 5 years, emcees the annual 4th of July and Warner Park in Woodland Hills celebration which attracts annual audience of over 50,000 spectators.

Robert calls Tarzana home in California and served as mayor of that city’s honor since 1977