Jerry Walker keeps insomniacs and third-shifters company with topical discussions, late-night audience interaction and a wide-awake attitude. This radio veteran has more than 35 years of on-air experience for various stations in Canada and Texas and Indiana.

"Country music is the mainstream music of today," according to Jerry Walker. "And I'm glad I was born in the South. The SOUTH SIDE of Brooklyn!"

Jerry and his wife, Tina, have been married for 30 years. They have a college- age son, Robbie, who is starting to show signs of an interest in radio. He thinks it's a great career choice, especially if you enjoy being in a small room by yourself with a microphone.

Big John gets peoples days going with high energy fun, up-beat music and a little bit of humor. John still considered new into the business after only 5 years still loves it as much as he did in college, here in Marion at Indiana Wesleyan University.

John claims to get his start in radio in his bedroom at the young age of 9 recording his voice into a small boombox following it with songs of the times.

John and his wife of a little over a year Sarah are still enjoying the newlywed life with no kids.

Good lookin', friendly, nice, informative, good attitude...all the things the boys in the carpeted office WISH they could get Charlie to be!! Charlie tells them.. daily.. Progress not Perfection!!

With zany characters like BBQ Bob, Charlie Continues your "Good Country Mornin'" with more fun and great country Music.

Jim takes you up to Paul Harvey and through your afternoon with
more of the Best country around.

Jim says, "I knew I wanted to be on the radio pretty early in life. I was one of those kids you could never get to go to sleep at night. When mom and dad would come to check on me, they'd find me under the covers with a flashlight, a comic book, and my transistor radio. I used to love to tune that radio across the dial and hear the voices coming from what seemed like far off lands. Usually it was no more than a couple of states away, but it seemed far off to me."

ED THURMAN HAS BEEN IN RADIO SINCE HE WAS 16 AND IS NOW THE HOST OF WCJC’S “TRUCK STOP” MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY FROM 12:30-2PM.

A BLACKFORD COUNTY NATIVE, ED ALSO DOES EXTENSIVE SPORTS PLAY-BY-PLAY, COVERING DOZENS OF LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL AND BASEBALL GAMES AND IS ALSO THE RADIO “VOICE” OF INDIANA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL.

ED AND HIS WIFE, RHONDA, (A BLACKFORD COUNTY TEACHER) LIVE IN HARTFORD CITY WITH THEIR 4 CHILDREN. HE ALSO IS ACTIVE IN HIS CHURCH, IS A 4-H LEADER AND COACHES LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL.

Gary was born and raised in that Country music mecca, Tulsa, Oklahoma, in a year long, long ago. His alma mater, Oklahoma State University, is also the alma mater of Garth Brooks. That's where the similarities end. Gary is a huge Oklahoma State football and basketball fan.

Gary's favorite current artists are Montgomery Gentry, Gary Allan and Sara Evans. His all-time favorite Country artist is Patsy Cline.

His radio background includes all types of different music formats in Tulsa, St. Louis and Dallas. He is a video poker freak and it's a good thing online casino gambling isn't legal.

Evenings she takes you to "Darcy Country." Between songs she has a lot of fun with her listeners, letting them tell who they Luvvvv, or maybe the homework helper. Taking your through the evening check her out. You will smile.

George was born and raised in Marion. He realized his love of country
music early in life, and made the trip to Nashville TN. When he arrived, he
was swept away in the touring life. George has played shows from Coast to
Coast as he toured with George Jones, and many other stars. But George is also
a song writer. His songs have been recorded by artists like Ray Charles, Faron
Young, Tammy Wynette, and tour buddy George Jones. He also has solo success
with many albums. George returned to Marion and put all his music knowledge to
work as host of the Classic Country Jamboree Saturday Mornings. George also uses his vast knowledge of the business to bring you The Bluegrass Special, the best in traditional and new bluegrass music, the 3rd Thursday of each month.

WCJC airs Paul Harvey news and comment weekdays at 8:30 AM, weekdays and Saturdays between noon and 12:30 PM and the rest of the story weekdays at 3:00 PM.