a local program hosted by Bob Frantz, formerly with WSPD in Toledo. Beck's show was then brought back on November 3, 2008, bumping Frantz to evenings. Casey Coleman died at the age of 55 on November 27, 2006, following a fifteen-month bout with pancreatic cancer; Mike Snyder succeeded Casey on the morning show, renamed Wills and Snyder. The station was one of 10 stations awarded the 2007 Crystal Radio Award for public service awarded by the National Association of Broadcasters at the Radio Luncheon on April 17, 2007. WTAM added a mid-morning debate program titled The Spew on March 11, 2013, with Trivisonno and Bob Frantz as debate partners and Dave Ramos as moderator. Frantz was fired from WTAM on July 8, 2014, due to "corporate restructuring" but alluded heavily to financial issues surrounding Clear Channel which itself was renamed iHeartMedia one month later. Nick Camino replaced Frantz in evenings, while John Lanigan replaced Frantz as Trivisonno's debate partner on The Spew, with Mike Snyder now as moderator. Lanigan, who had retired from WMJI earlier in the year, was reluctant to take the job and had barely if ever interacted with Trivisonno, but the two became friendly when Trivisonno offered to interview Lanigan for one program and Lanigan returned the favor the next day. While Lanigan initially viewed the show as a way to "get up in the morning and read the newspapers... (keeping) me alert, alive and involved”, he abruptly quit during the middle of the August 8, 2018, episode, citing a lack of enjoyment, disinterest in the topics discussed and feeling unqualified to express his opinion. Following a brief period with Jensen Lewis as a fill-in co-host, The Spew was retired on September 24, 2018, for an hour-long local program hosted by Geraldo Rivera, with Lewis and Trivisonno joining Camino in early evenings for Sports Feed 2.0. Camino left the station in 2019 to join WKYC as a sports reporter and weekend sports anchor. Losing Rush and Triv Rush Limbaugh remained on the lineup until his February 2021 death; following four months of "best of" tribute shows, WTAM—by virtue of iHeartMedia ownership—became a charter affiliate of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show on June 18, 2021. An even larger shock to the station, however, happened when Mike Trivisonno died suddenly on October 28, 2021, hours before his afternoon drive show was to have started. Co-hosts Carmen Angelo