The WNCX Morning Show were joined by one of the most recognized male figure skating stars in the world, Scott Hamilton. They Olympic Gold medalist and cancer & brain tumor survivor is in Cleveland for the 2009 U.S. Figure Skating Championship, happening at Quicken Loans Arena all week long.
Scott stopped by the WNCX studios to talk about the competition and his new book, “The Great Eight: How To Be Happy (Even When You Have Every Reason to be Miserable).” In his book, Scott gives us never-before-told, behind-the-scenes stories from the skating world plus insight into his struggles with cancer and a brain tumor; he reveals his eight fundamental secrets to finding the silver (and gold) lining no matter what life throws at you.
The WNCX Morning Show welcomed Laura George, local author who wrote the book, “Excuse Me, Your Job Is Waiting”. Laura, president of LHG Consulting, Inc., is a corporate motivational speaker and job search coach. She specializes in empowering people in the world of work… and filled the crew in on tips for getting through 2009, in these tough economic times.
As a writer for Scene Magazine, Jim has covered several of these murders at the time they happened, and now his book takes an in depth look into these 13 unsolved Cleveland area murders.
Whether you’re trying to find a parking spot to getting into a good mood, to falling asleep or thinking on your feet, speed is often at the heart of a better life. Samantha talked with experts that are household names, while others are industry leaders—all are at the top of their profession! And her book covers it all. She’s been featured on the TODAY Show, The Early Show, The O’Reilly Factor, Inside Edition and Your World with Neil Cavuto… and now she’s on with us.
Dave is a longtime rock biographer, who has written many books about rock and roll for decades, as well as been published in Rolling Stone and Mojo, among others. His latest effort is a rather straightforward look at new music today — and comparing it to the tried and true Classic Rock of yesterday. Dave had many opinions for the morning show - and had no problem giving them to us!
Jonathan counts down the fifty greatest Cleveland Browns games - from unexpected upsets to incredible comebacks to titanic championship battles. Whether its The Fumble or The Drive, Jonathan has it covered.
ESPN SportsCenter Anchor/Feature Reporter/Horse Racing Host, Kenny Mayne called in to the WNCX Morning Show this morning to talk about the the debut of his new ESPN.com show, “Mayne Street” which debuts on Tuesday, November 11.
Need we say more? The WNCX Morning Show welcomed author Daniel Maurer to the show, to talk about — well… “dude talk”.
Daniel is the author of “Brocabulary: The New Man-I-Festo of Dude Talk”. In what was a truly funny look at how the man thinks and speaks, Daniel offered up many items from his extensive manifesto… much to the chagrin of Kim Mihalik.
Peter stopped in for an early tailgating party in the WNCX studios. Complete with the cooking up of some tasty Raven burgers to get the group pumped up for this Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens. Peter talked about the party that happens before every home Browns game.
Cleveland sure knows how to party before the big game!
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Jeff has written several books about ghosts and hauntings, but this is his first childrens book, aimed at kids 9 and up. To go along with the book, Jeff has launched an entirely new section on his website, just for kids! An Internet resource specifically designed for kids, parents, and educators on how to broach the subject of ghosts — offering a guide to Junior Ghost Hunters as well as a section to help parents who may be dealing with a haunting and small children under the same roof.
George called in to talk about the book, the man and his legacy in football in Ohio. From his beginnings in Massillon-Washington High School, to The Ohio State University to the Cleveland Browns and on to Cincinnati. George Cantor tracked Paul Brown’s career and gives details on why Brown is one of the greatest coaches to every play the game.
