I was born one of a family of eight in Saginaw, Michigan. We were loud and more often talked 'at' each other than 'to' each other, a skill which is perfect for radio. After graduating from Central Michigan University, I worked at a station in Northern Michigan that had as much wattage as a refrigerator light bulb. I went from there to working on a Mexican radio station, where I was eventually kicked out for being an illegal immigrant. My radio travels then took me to the Michigan Lakeshore at 104.5 WSNX and then on to Baltimore, where I enjoyed a modicum of success, which in this business is rewarded with a shove out the door. In my spare time, I enjoy hurting myself with homemade CrossFit workouts and flinging paint on canvas and calling it 'art'. I also have three daughters, who think I teach college for a living.
Jojo Girard
Threesome Attempt Ends Tragically In Rockford
Sometimes what sounds good on paper isn't all it's cracked to be. A court hearing Tuesday in Grand Rapids bore that out.
Watch: Drone Video Of The Lake Michigan Shoreline
The deep freeze followed by a quick warm up has left for some interesting change on the Lake Michigan shoreline.
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Matthew Stafford Wants Out Of Detroit
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Michigan Hotel Offers ‘Buddy The Elf’ Suite [Video]
"I'm Buddy The Elf, what's your favorite color?"
If many people stay at the Elf Suite, green will be his favorite color.
If many people stay at the Elf Suite, green will be his favorite color.
Michigan School District To Teach Classes Outside
One Michigan school district is leaning on its cultural heritage to educate its children during our current pandemic.
Michigan Man Dangles His Feet Over State Landmarks [Photos]
Tyler Leipprant began collecting the photos with hopes of exhibiting them at ArtPrize. Unfortunately, that will have to wait.
101 Years Ago: Michigan Approves Women’s Right To Vote
On June 10, 1919, Michigan became on of the first states to ratify the 19th Amendment, giving women the right to vote.
Michigan Voters Know the Roads Stink, but Refuse to Pay More
A new survey shows Michigan drivers are well aware the roads are deteriorating, but say they're not paying for their upkeep.
Kobe Bryant Was Almost a Detroit Piston
As the world mourns the loss of one of its greatest basketball stars, we walk you back to a time when the Pistons were the envy of the NBA, and almost finagled the Lakers out of Kobe.
Michigan Family Has A 141-Year-Old Fruitcake [Video]
A Tecumseh family holds on to their great great grandmother's 141-year-old fruitcake, which has a storied history, including being eaten on national television.