and Seth Williams, along with WTAM program director Ray Davis, hosted a memorial program that day in Trivisonno's time slot, the start of which was delayed by an hour with various taped press conferences airing as filler. Industry blogger Lance Venta commented that Trivisonno's show on the night Art Modell revealed plans to relocate the Cleveland Browns to Baltimore "may have been one of the best one-night ... talk radio shows in history." After a period of rotating guest hosts that included Angelo and Williams, WTAM appointed David "Bloomdaddy" Blomquist, morning host at sister station WWVA in Wheeling, West Virginia, as Trivisonno's replacement with Angelo retained as a co-host. Blomquist's WWVA show, which he had hosted since 2005, was regionally syndicated to other talk stations in the region including Akron's WHLO. Geraldo Rivera left at the end of March 2022 owing to an increased role with Fox News; his replacement in the mid-morning time slot was comedian Jimmy Malone, John Lanigan's former co-host at WMJI. Programming Regular schedule Local personalities on WTAM include Bill Wills and Mike Snyder in morning drive, Jimmy Malone late mornings, David "Bloomdaddy" Blomquist in afternoon drive and Dennis Manoloff evenings. The station also carries The Glenn Beck Program, The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show (late morning/midday) and Coast to Coast AM (overnight). Weekends feature Gary Sullivan, Bill Cunningham, The City Club of Cleveland's Friday Forum and The Lutheran Hour, along with Fox Sports Radio in lieu of any sports play-by-play. WTAM airs national news updates from ABC News Radio and Fox News Radio, and local news and weather updates from WKYC. Play-by-play WTAM is the AM flagship of a 28-station network for the Cleveland Cavaliers (NBA) with play-by-play announcer Tim Alcorn, color analyst Jim Chones, Mike Snyder as pregame/postgame studio host, and Brad Sellers as postgame analyst. WTAM is also the AM flagship for a 29-station network for the Cleveland Guardians (MLB) with Tom Hamilton and Jim Rosenhaus as announcers. The flagship statuses for both networks are shared with WMMS, since 2013 for the Guardians and 2014 for the Cavaliers; all games for both teams are broadcast live and limited solely to terrestrial broadcasts. WTAM additionally airs select Cleveland State Vikings men's basketball games in the event of conflicts with CSU flagship and sister station WARF. FM translator As of September 6, 2018, WTAM simulcasts over low-power Cleveland FM translator W295DE (). Notes References