to Radio One, while WNCX was sold to Infinity Broadcasting. WENZ changed formats from modern rock to mainstream urban as "Z-107.9" shortly afterward, while WERE stuck with the profitable brokered format until 2006. WJMO (2007-present) On June 4, 2007, WERE and WJMO (1490 AM) were involved in what was reported in the press as a "frequency trade" by owner Radio One. In reality, these two stations swapped call letters along with their respective formats. WERE changed its call letters to WJMO; changed branding to "Praise 1300"; and changed its format to the urban gospel format previously heard on WJMO (1490 AM), which concurrently had its call sign changed to WERE and format changed to news/talk. On- and off-air personnel were reassigned between both stations. Since November 11, 2016, WJMO has simulcast on low-power Cleveland translator W233CG (94.5 FM), and with that re-branded itself "Praise 94.5". FM translator Current programming As part of its gospel format, WJMO airs numerous programs from Syndication One, such as the early morning show hosted by Donnie McClurkin, the gospel-talk morning drive show hosted by Erica Campbell, Willie Moore Jr. in afternoon drive, and Darlene McCoy evenings. WJMO also airs Al Sharpton's daily syndicated talk show middays (simulcasting with sister station WERE). WJMO also broadcasts University of Toledo football and men's basketball games (as well as the respective coach's shows) as it is the Cleveland affiliate of the Rocket Sports Radio Network. References External links FM translator 1949 establishments in Ohio Gospel radio stations in the United States Urban One stations Radio stations established in 1949 JMO JMO