licensee of Mancow's then-home station WKQX. In 2004, Emmis Communications signed a consent decree with the FCC sharply restricting indecent content and requiring the payment of $300,000 to the U.S. government. Roster Current main roster Al Roker Jr. (Ken Smith), Co-host and sports reporter from May 1997 - July 2010 and March 2015 - present. Abe the Chameleon (Abe Kanan), Co-host September 2001 – July 2006 and March 2015 - present. Plays a number of characters including Leslie Anderson. Cathy the Greek (Cathy Vlahogiannis), Co-host and producer/guest booker from August 2000 - December 2002. Co-host, producer/guest booker, and traffic/weather reporter from March 2015 - present. DJ Luv Cheez (Midge Ripoli), Technical producer from 1994 - October 2008 and March 2015 – present. Notable former roster members Irma Blanco, known as "The voice of reason", or the “Cuban Bombshell”. Turd the Bartender (Jeff Renzetti), Involved in many infamous stunts and live remotes. Left after Q101 dropped the show in 2006. Appears occasionally as of 2015, usually via phone. Now known as "Turd the Trash Man". Freak (Wally Kozielski), traffic and music reporter. Cowboy Ray (Ray Hofstatter). Hofstatter was later killed in a hit-and-run automobile accident as profiled on the Fox television series, America's Most Wanted. Radio show segments Mancow's Morning Madhouse has, over the years, developed a repertoire of daily acts, some of which change frequently, and others that have been discontinued. Among these radio acts are: ADD News: "It takes a minute and gets you up to the minute". A montage of audio clips from various television news sources with the latest headlines in under a minute. The Answer is C: Participants are given a "quiz" where the staff reads out a question with a multiple choice answer of 'A,' 'B,' or 'C.' The answer is always 'C,' and is usually highly sarcastic in content. Baby Song: A clip of a popular song is played on a glockenspiel. Callers try to guess the song. Chop Song-ee: A contest where segments of a popular song are played backwards and callers can try to guess the song. This act is accompanies by a satirical impression of a Chinese man, complete with fake karate sounds in the background. Christopher Walken Theater: A staff member performing an over-the-top, satirical impression of actor Christopher Walken reads lines from a movie, and then has callers try to guess the movie. Cowboy Ray's Time Capsule: A contest