Adminstration
Dave Devereaux
Station Manager
313.494.6088
Bridgette Blackburn
Operations Manager
313.494.6400
Michael Buschell
Studio Supervisor
313.494.6400
Promotions & Events
Mary Anne Meade
Promotions Coordinator
313.494.6089
Programming
Jack Goggin
Host
Bill McGlaughlin
Host
Maxine Michaels
Host
Dave Wagner
Program Director/Host
Dave Schwan
Jazz Host
Ron Nolan
Guest Host
John Penney
Host
Cecelia Sharpe
Guest Host
Dee Alexander
Jazz Host
Neil Tesser
Jazz Host
AFTER ALTERING SIGNAL ,THE SOUND VOLUME IS MUCH LOWER.
Hello Leo, we are temporarily on a back up transmitter while work is being done on our tower. We hope to return to our regular transmitter soon.
I love listening to your guest host Ms. Sharpe. She is just wonderful, so informative and kind. I just lost my father and we both enjoyed her programs so much, she always picked us up when we were down.
John
Thank you John. Sorry to hear about your father. We hope the station helps a little.
WoW..John Hill ; Thank You …strongest set I have heard in yrs. Or maybe it’s just me..no IT IS YOU.
Thanks Ron, Mr. Hill aims to please!
I just tuned in online from Florida to listen to Chris in the afternoon. To my surprise the Well Tempered Witeless was hosted by another. Cecilia did a fine job and I loved her assistant today!
Thanks for tuning in all the way from Florida! Chris will be back July 30th but in the meantime, it’s good to hear you enjoyed Cecelia and her “assistant”.
I am an online listener as your signal does not carry well here in St. Clair County. Three comments:
(1) I enjoy the conversational style exuded by Chris Felcyn and Dave Wagner with us listeners on their respective programs. Thanks for being real and true gentlemen. (2) I liked the former mix of Jazzy Nights and think you might be better served if you carried Jazz 24. (3) Any possibility you could air the Exploring Music at a later hour in the morning? Thanks for both ideoms of music!
Hello David,
Sorry to hear the reception isn’t so good for you. Depending on where you live in St Clair County that might be a bit distant from our transmitter. You can also listen online at our homepage by clicking Listen Live if that helps. We’re glad you like our classical hosts! We don’t have plans to switch to all jazz but moving Exploring Music could be a possibility. Thanks for the note.
Chris: Just heard the Satie Six Gnossien beautiful music.
Reminded me very much of the music played in
English movie “The Snowman”. What do you think?
Have been a fan of WRCJ for many years, and while your daytime programming seems to be impeccable, I feel your “jazzy nights” leave a bit to be desired. Many of the selections seem to be so progressive that they lack substance and fluidity. To be honest, and this is not my opinion alone, many of the selections come across as practice sessions that had gone bad. Selections that don’t quite make the grade of a “finished” number. I sincerely hope you’re not abject to a bit of hopefully “constructive” critcism?
Respectfully, Sam Emanuel
Hello Sam,
Thank you for your comment. Sorry to hear you don’t care for our jazz selections but we’re glad you enjoy the classical portion of the day. We try to stay on top of our audience’s tastes and we’ll keep your comment in mind. Thanks for listening.
Why isn’t the traffic/weather guy listed in your staff contact section? We hear his voice so often on WRCJ. It’d be nice to know who we’re listening to and leaning on. 🙂
Hi Charlotte,
Oh that’s Tony Bruscato. We will let him know you appreciate his work. Will he let us take his picture? We shall see…
What happened to Tony Moad (sp?). I used to really enjoy his night time jazz programming. He played a good variety, and always something I hadn’t heard before.
I hope the current DJ learns to reach beyond Kind of Blue. There’s really a lot more great jazz out there.
Bill, I agree. Tony Mowod is sensational, is a Pittsburgh native and celebrity who’s been in radio since the 1960’s. I’d love to hear him on WRCJ.
Hi Bills, we liked Tony Mowod too but there were some technical problems with his show that were never resolved so we had to pursue other options. Unfortunately.
i remember i heard on classical music-wqrs-fm about 30 and 20 years ago on that station over the christmas holidays about a holidays song that featured various music boxes, bells, and other mechanical devices playing christmas songs/carols and heard that song about 5-10 years ago online-it sounded real cool for a holiday song-it was about 10 or 15 minutes long-what was the name of the song/songs, the album which it was on, the writer/composer,-and can i hear those songs online via spotify, i-tunes, pandora, youtube, soundcloud,deezer, etc., by any chance or do you have the songs on your playlist there? it’s a cool and unique holiday/christmas tune i really enjoyed to listen to! hey happy holidays/merry christmas there and thank you so very much of your great help & assistance in trying to find out what the composition/songs are! regards there, bradley wilson
Hi Bradley, we asked Jack Goggin who used to work at WQRS and he thought you might be referring to an album called “A Music Box Christmas” featuring 19th century music boxes. You can take a look at that disc here: https://www.amazon.com/Music-Box-Christmas-Rita-Ford/dp/B0000024R5
The current news and traffic reporter has proven she can talk faster than any other living human, now is it possible that she can slow down to the speed at which listeners can hear and understand what she is saying instead of catching a word here or there?
Hello Judith, we’ve asked her to slow down. Also she is just filling in til Monday. Thanks for listening.