The Lanigan and Malone Show is co-hosted by John Lanigan and Jimmy Malone. The two have been on the air together in some capacity for 24 years and continue to be a market leader.

John is approaching 40 years on the air in Cleveland, having started in Cleveland at WGAR in 1970. John has been a fixture at WMJI since 1985. He is best known for his ability to interview the famous, and not so famous. From politicians to athletes to entertainers to authors, John has talked to them all. Lanigan is a part of the fabric of the Cleveland community, having done both radio and television in the last 40 years. John is originally from Ogallala, Nebraska where his first job was with the high school radio station.

John’s co-host is Jimmy Malone, a native of Cleveland. Prior to joining WMJI part-time in 1985 and full-time in 1991, Jimmy was a regular on the comedy club circuit in Cleveland. Jimmy’s act featured stories from the newspaper he called “Knuckleheads in the News.” John liked the bit and invited Jimmy one night to join him in the studio “some morning.” Eventually he did and 24 years later, not only are John and Jimmy still together, but “Knuckleheads in the News” is still a Thursday feature on the show, and the two have produced several “Knuckleheads” CDs.

Jimmy still performs some stand-up around town, and considers himself “the voice of reason” on the show. Jimmy’s annual charity golf tournament has raised over a million dollars to provide scholarships to area Cleveland kids to attend college. Get your fix of Lanigan & Malone

I've been in radio since 1981, starting on Cape Cod, and in Boston, Massachusetts where I grew up. (when The Sox and Patriots both broke everyone's hearts, and the Celtics ruled. Funny how things change.)

After 3 years in Las Vegas in the late 80's, early 90's I was looking for work and luckily found myself here in Cleveland in 1991, through some mutual radio friends. I got to play the hits as Jammin 92's Night guy until 1999, and met Britney Spears back when she wasn't making people gag.

After watching my former company screw up the Jammin' Oldies thing for a couple of years, I came to Majic in 2001, the best decision I ever made! OK second best, the first one was marrying my wife Wanda and adopting her cats. Check out Action's Fun Page

Tom Kent was born and raised in Winston-Salem, NC. He first came to Northeast Ohio in the 70s at the ripe young age of 19 to host nights at WIXY 1260 in Cleveland where he was known as "Truckin Tom Cookin Kent". The immediate cold left him in almost permanent deep freeze and he left and vowed never to return. With the lure of more money and afternoons, he was asked to return to Cleveland in 1978 to host afternoons at WGCL "G-98" using the handle "TK Tom Kent" which has stuck to this day. There he met his lovely wife Karen. A funny thing happened, when he fell in love with Karen, he also fell in love with Cleveland. Although they headed off in early 1980 for Chicago's legendary WLS "The Big 89", Cleveland came calling again in 1988 when he returned for mornings and Program Director at Top 40 WRQC 92.1 FM (later "Jammin 92" ). TK vowed never to leave again and his Cleveland career has had him crossing paths with several of the current Majic staffers. "Joining the team at WMJI 105.7 is like attending a Cleveland family radio reunion for me! I couldn't me more excited to join the likes of Lanigan & Malone, Chuck Collier, Action Jackson and all the other Majic folks. Legendary station...with legendary personalities!"

While his storied career has taken him to several major cities, Cleveland is by far is favorite place. He loves the people, the climate, and the great culture of Northeast Ohio. His favorite places include the Cuyahoga Valley National Park , along Lake Erie and the Metroparks. He resides in suburban Cleveland with his wife Karen and three children Steven, Jackie, and Katie along with Lucy and Lola their two Bichon puppies.

"I could never understand why anyone would ever want to leave here. It's too hot and humid in the south, the West is too far away, the East is too crowded but ah...CLEVELAND is just right. Truly there is no better place to live and once you've enjoyed a few picnic sunsets on the Lake in the Summer, you know you've found the best location in the nation.

I've been in radio since 1981, starting on Cape Cod, and in Boston, Massachusetts where I grew up. (when The Sox and Patriots both broke everyone's hearts, and the Celtics ruled. Funny how things change.)

After 3 years in Las Vegas in the late 80's, early 90's I was looking for work and luckily found myself here in Cleveland in 1991, through some mutual radio friends. I got to play the hits as Jammin 92's Night guy until 1999, and met Britney Spears back when she wasn't making people gag.

After watching my former company screw up the Jammin' Oldies thing for a couple of years, I came to Majic in 2001, the best decision I ever made! OK second best, the first one was marrying my wife Wanda and adopting her cats. Check out Action's Fun Page

While most of us know Dick Clark from American Bandstand, New Year's Rockin' Eve or the occasional Bloopers show on TV, he started his career in radio, and never really left. It's there too that he talked to just about everybody in the music business on his classic "Rewind" radio show. Now relive some of those great moments each weekend with "Dick Clark presents Rewind with Gary Bryan."

You'll hear Cleveland's Greatest Hits as we dig into Dick Clark's vault of memorable conversations with the stars that made the music, every Saturday night from 7 to Midnight. On Majic 105.7

Established to encourage new ideas and a free exchange of thought, The City Club is the oldest continuous free speech forum in the country, renowned for its tradition of debate and discussion. For more information, visit www.CityClub.org

Elvis Only - the all-Elvis hour – the only syndicated radio show of its kind - hosted by Jay Gordon, one of the world's most recognized Elvis Experts. For the past 19 years, Elvis Only has consistently delivered passionate, loyal listeners to major market radio stations across the nation.

With 114 Top 40 Hits, 18 #1's, 33 feature films and countless sold-out concerts, Elvis revolutionized popular music and culture. Now, 30 years after his passing, Elvis lives as an enduring legend, transcending demographic and stylistic boundaries. For more information, visit www.ElvisOnly.com

Enjoy a special encore of Elvis Only Online at 8am. Launch the Majic Streaming Radio Player »

Everyone’s favorite radio show each weekend in the 70s was American Top 40 with Casey Kasem. Now re-live those days, every Sunday Morning from 9-Noon with an original AT40 Countdown, just the way you heard it on AM-1220 WGAR back in the 70s. And if you miss it, we have an encore presentation Sunday Nights from 9-Midnight. Get all the details on this week's AT40 now!