The WEOL Morning Show, Weekdays 7 – 9 AM

Get your day going by consuming the five major information food groups: news, weather, traffic, sports, and goodies.

The Morning Show team is: Craig Adams with the news, Jon Loufman with weather,  Jim Allen with local sports and Bruce VanDyke with giveaway goodies.

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“Small Business Saturday” will be celebrated on November 30^th, and we spoke with Amanda Hartman of “Invest Elyria”.

National Guard and Reserve Members are nominating their supportive employers for “The Freedom Award”.  We spoke with state chair Steve Koper.

Scott Petrak of the Chronicle Telegram reviews the (ugly) Browns/Steelers game.

Holiday Lights are coming to the Carlisle Reservation of the Lorain County Metroparks.  We’ll got a preview from Vanessa Klesta.

You’ve heard of the “12 Days of Christmas”.  How about the “12 Scams of Christmas?”  We got details from online security expert Robert Siciliano.

Bruce & Craig on “The Sexiest Man Alive” Adam Levine.

Bruce & Craig on The Beatles.

Habitat from Humanity is marking a special occasion…discover what it here!

Find out what new words have made it to the American Heritage Dictionary with editor Steve Kleinedler.

What’s new and hot in the Lorain Public Library System? We get the scoop!

The Black River Stamp Club is celebrating its 50^th anniversary on November 23^rd, and we tried to get a stamp of approval from spokesman Warren Dolata.

Dr. Bob stops by to talk about men’s health (and facial hair?)!

Lawyer and first time author RP Finch talks about his book “Skin In The Game”.

It’s time to check out the “Early Winter Sky” at The Carlisle Reservation of the Lorain County Metroparks.  We got a preview of the December 6^th event from Dave Lengyel of the Black River Astronomical Society.

From WKRP in Cincinnati to WEOL in Elyria-Lorain…actress Loni Anderson was our special guest.

A recap of the Browns/Bengals bash at from Scott Petrak of the Chronicle Telegram…

Caryl Stern from UNICEF tells us how we can help out the Phillipine’s typhoon victims.