Former Governor Eliot Spitzer is scheduled to be the first guest of “The Davide Paterson Show.” Former Governor David Paterson will be hosting his own radio show starting on this Tuesday.  The show will be broadcasted weekdays from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Read more about the radio show after the jump.

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Eliot Spitzer and David Paterson are again atop the ticket – this time for Paterson’s inaugural broadcast Tuesday on WOR radio.

The hooker-happy Spitzer, who turned over the job of governor to Paterson when he resigned amid a sex scandal in March 2008, will be the first guest on “The David Paterson Show,” airing weekdays from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Paterson predicts a boffo segment with Spitzer.

“The former governor and I always had fun, needling each other, always joking about things,” Paterson told The News.

Spitzer is the first of numerous big-name guests committed to appear during the first week of Paterson’s show – a gig he readied for during numerous fill-in spots on WOR and WFAN sports talk radio.

Former NYPD top cop Bill Bratton will make an appearance, as will Rep. Charlie Rangel (D-Harlem) and ex-Mayor Ed Koch.

Paterson won’t stray far from politics on Day 1 of his show – he’ll moderate a half-hour debate between Democrat David Weprin and GOPer Bob Turner in the race to replace disgraced ex-Rep. Anthony Weiner.

Turner trusts Paterson to be a straight shooter, even though he’s pals with Weprin.

“I assured him my responsibility is not to Weprin, but to the public,” Paterson said. “If I came out and favored Weprin it would look stupid.”
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