years, is currently the PD of variety hits "Eagle 101.5" (WMJZ) in Gaylord, MI. Heather Leigh is morning co-host at WKHQ 106 KHQ in nearby Petoskey. Jason Young hosted afternoons in mid to late 1990s and is now the morning show host(Racin Jacin)on northern Michigan's heritage rocker, WKLT. Changes In late Summer 2005, The Peak changed its call letters to WSRT, which stands for "Soft Rock and Talk". Northern Radio also consolidated their operations, moving the station from its long-time home in a converted Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses to their Traverse City studios. All the local jocks the station has are now based in the Traverse City area. When the station flipped to AC, they also trimmed their airstaff since mornings and nights/overnights were all satellite-fed by Bob and Sheri and Delilah respectively. In early 2007, the station dropped Bob and Sheri due to poor ratings. The station's current morning show ("Mary in the Morning") is hosted by local businesswoman Mary Rogers, who aims her morning show towards fellow businesswomen. WSRJ moved from 100.7 to its new frequency of 105.5 in September 2007. This frequency change fueled speculation that the WSRT/WSRJ simulcast would return to CHR, creating a "KHQ sandwich". However, the format remained AC, although the music mix began to skew back toward Hot AC in the fall of 2009, with the station beginning to identify with "Today's Best Hits" (the same slogan used by competing station 92.9 WJZQ "Z93"). WSRT/WSRJ rebranded as "106.7 YOU-FM" in early October 2008. Despite the move back toward a Hot AC direction, the station's basic setup remained in place, with Mary Rogers as morning host and Delilah at night. On May 3, 2010, WSRT/WSRJ switched from Adult Contemporary to a talk radio format becoming the first commercial FM talk station in Northern Michigan. The lineup includes local talk show “Mary in the Morning, Dial Global’s Stephanie Miller, Dave Ramsey, Dr. Laura Schlessinger and Talk Radio Network’s Jerry Doyle. In August 2012, the pair of stations flipped to sports talk, using programming from ESPN Radio. In addition to national programming and sports play-by-play, WSRT/WSRJ carries high school sports from around Northern Michigan, including four hours of coverage on Friday nights. Stations go silent On December 20, 2019, WSRT and WSRJ went silent. WSRJ has since returned to the air airing the Classical music programming of Interlochen Center for the Arts' 88.7 WIAA Interlochen