Radio personalities from Ohio

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 41. Chapters: Radio personalities from Cincinnati, Ohio, Radio personalities from Cleveland, Ohio, Alan Freed, Casey Kasem, Don Imus, David Spero, Ted Williams, Joe Nuxhall, Wally Phillips, Marty Brennaman, Michael Stanley, Charley Steiner, Chad Zumock, Alex Bevan, Ruth Lyons, Alan Cox, Gary Burbank, Bob Golic, Kid Leo, Larry Kenney, Karl Haas, Stanley Tolliver, Bob Frantz, Bill Cunningham, John Mulrooney, Mike Trivisonno, Bruce Drennan, Gary Dee, Thom Brennaman, Liz Wilde, Martin Perlich, Jay Lawrence, Jon Arthur, Jay Miltner, Mike McConnell, Pete Franklin, Frank Sontag, Jim Runyon, Skinny Bobby Harper, Darla Jaye, Dick Pike, Charlie Greer. Excerpt: John Donald "Don" Imus, Jr. (born July 23, 1940) is an American radio host, humorist, philanthropist and writer. His nationally-syndicated talk show, Imus in the Morning, is broadcast throughout the United States by Citadel Media and relayed on television by the Fox Business Network. Imus was born in Riverside, California, the son of Frances E. (née Moore) and John Donald Imus, Sr., older brother of Fred Imus. He was raised on a sprawling cattle ranch called The Willows near Kingman, Arizona. He served in the Marine Corps as a bugler from 1957 to 1960. Imus battled alcoholism during his early career in New York, but in 1987 finally pursued effective treatment. (As of 2008, he has remained sober for 20 years). In 1988, with his cocaine and alcohol addictions now legendary in show business, Imus reshaped his show from strictly comedy into a forum for political issues, charitable causes and news-based parodies. In 1979, he divorced his first wife, Harriet. He married his second wife, Deirdre Coleman on December 17, 1994. He has two stepdaughters that he adopted from his first marriage, two daughters from that marriage, and one son, Frederick Wyatt (nicknamed Wyatt, born July 3, 1998), from his current marriage. Both Don and Deirdre Imus are vegetarians. In 1999, Imus and his wife founded the Imus Ranch, a working 4,000-acre (16 km) cattle ranch near Ribera, New Mexico, 50 miles (80 km) southeast of Santa Fe, for children with cancer, as well as siblings of SIDS victims. Between Memorial Day and Labor Day each year, the Imus family volunteers their time at the Imus ranch. Imus continues his broadcasts from a studio there, while the rest of his cast broadcast from New York. In 2000, Imus suffered serious injuries after a fall from a horse at his ranch, and broadcast several shows from a hospital. Imus maintains three residences; an apartment in Manhattan, a waterfront mansion valued at $25 million, in Westport, Connecticut, and the Imus Ranch in Ribera, New Mexico. On Ma