Harv Moore   "The Boy Next Door" continues a forty-year radio career with his new morning show at WECK! Harv is a native of Pelham, New York, but found fame at WPGC in Washington, D.C, before moving to Buffalo in early 1975, to host mornings at WYSL.   At WYSL and WPHD Harv was morning show host, most famously as part of Taylor and Moore with Robert W. Taylor, and also acted as Program Director and General Manager   Most recently, he worked in afternoon drive at WHTT before resetting his alarm clock for early duties at WECK.

Tom Donahue Tom started his Buffalo career in the mid-70s at WGR. After a long run at 550 AM, he went on to host mornings and serve as Program Director at WNUC, before landing in the midday shift at WHTT. His "Original Saturday Night All-Request Oldies Show" became one of the most popular weekend shows in Buffalo radio history. Tom moved to news at KB Radio 1520 when it returned to music in 2003, and also anchored at WLKK. He now gets up early to co-host the WECK morning show with Harv. "The Professor" is just as well-known for mentoring two generations of future broadcasters at Buffalo State College.

Tom Schuh Tom is the afternoon news anchor and Operations Manager for WECK Radio. A graduate of St. Joseph's Collegiate and St. Bonaventure, he's a "Buffalo Radio Lifer" with 25 years experience in local media, including radio, television, and Internet. The highlight of his 15 years at WHTT was seeing it ranked #1 in the nation among Oldies-format stations in 1992 and 1993. Tom has also been a disc jockey, music director, production director, sportscaster, webmaster and account executive during his long and varied career.

Scott Leffler www.scottleffler.com What's the quickest way to irritate a human being?   Scott Leffler, of course. Scott started out at WLVL as host of "Dialog" in December of 2002, bringing a brand of talk to Western New York that no one has been able to duplicate since. Now he brings that unique style to WECK weekday mornings at 10. Scott is a graduate of Niagara-Wheatfield (1992) and Ashland University (1996) where his coursework focused on journalism and political science. Scott lives in Lockport with his wife and two daughters. An avid hockey fan, Scott is also very active in local politics and a huge proponent of local music.

Dennis Miller        www.dennismillerradio.com   It's been said that Miller is "One of the premiere comedy talents in America today..." While others are blunt assessing  Miller's comedic stature, Dennis himself  makes a virtue of understatement, but  there is nothing low key about his career. Miller is a five-time Emmy award winner for his critically acclaimed half-hour, live talk show "Dennis Miller Live" which had a nine year run on HBO. He also wrote and starred in the Emmy-nominated cable comedy special "Raw Feed", his sixth such special. He was the host and executive producer of CNBC's "Dennis Miller", a topical interview talk show featuring reasoned discourse, opinion and humor. Additionally, Miller has appeared on many politically oriented television talk shows. He has also been cast in films, usually in dramatic roles, most notably in 1994's "Disclosure," 1995's "The Net," and 1996's "Murder at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue."

Bill O'Reilly www.billoreilly.com In 2002, Mr. O'Reilly brought his "no spin" concept to radio. The Radio Factor is now heard on more than 400 stations nationwide and is one of the most profitable syndicated radio programs in history. In addition, Bill O'Reilly is one of only two authors in the past ten years to have three consecutive New York Times number one non-fiction bestsellers. "The O'Reilly Factor," "The No Spin Zone," and "Who's Looking Out for You" have sold millions of copies. O'Reilly's novel, "Those Who Trespass," has been optioned by Mel Gibson for the movies. Mr. O'Reilly also writes a syndicated newspaper column which is carried by hundreds of papers across the USA including The New York Daily News and the Philadelphia Inquirer. In his spare time, O'Reilly is an avid sleeper.

Dirk Van Dirk Van has been host of NBC Radio's "First Light" morning magazine show for seven years. Van broke into radio in 1977 while doing graduate work in Anthropology at New York University.  He became News Director of WGCH, Greenwich, Connecticut, general assignment reporter for all-news WCBS, New York, and News Director of WHN, New York during the following three years, staying at WHN until he moved to the network in 1988. Van has won numerous awards--Ohio State, New York Press Club, Clarion, Edward R Murrow, Angel, and, he was named "Personality of the Year" by the Radio Festival of New York.  His magazine show, "First Light," is a two-time gold medal winner at the Festival. Van lives with his wife and son in Vienna, Virginia.

Brad Riter   Brad has been a part of the hometown radio scene since 1997.  He presided over the official Sabres' Post Game Show for two seasons and has hosted shows with various local sports figures including Ruben Brown, Lee Evans, Paul Gaustad, and Jerry Sullivan. Brad was born in Buffalo, grew up in West Seneca, and attended SUNY Geneseo (just an hour or so down the road.)  He is recently engaged and he and his fiancee Carol plan to stay in Western New York for many years to come. In addition to his radio show on WECK, you can catch Brad's television show, Buffalo Main Event, weekly on Time Warner Sports Net and online at www.buffalomainevent.com.

Jim Bohannon Jim Bohannon is one of America’s top radio personalities. Jim describes  himself as a “militant moderate” whose natural curiosity allows  him to discuss any topic  intelligently.  The respected industry magazine Talkers ranks The Jim  Bohannon Show as the fifth  most listened-to talk program in  the country.

Bob Costas With the advent of NBC’s Football Night in America, Bob Costas added another chapter to his long and diverse career in sports television. Costas will host the prime time Sunday night broadcast of top NFL games, including playoff games each season, and two Super Bowls during the next six years. Bob has been with NBC sports since 1979 and has also hosted HBO sports and entertainment programs since 2001. He has covered every major sport, but is perhaps most identified with the Olympics and baseball.

Joe Major Joe joins WECK as our weekend news anchor. Joe most recently held the same position at our sister station WLVL in Lockport. While at WLVL, Joe also served as the station’s Bills and Sabres beat reporter. He is probably best known for his work as a sportscaster at WKBW-TV. While at WKBW Joe interviewed some of the biggest names in sports from Tiger Woods to Sugar Ray Leonard. Joe is a graduate from Howard University with a degree in broadcast journalism and political science. A native Buffalonian, Joe is excited to be back on the air in Western New York.

Loraine O'Donnell Loraine O'Donnell is a "Jane of all Trades" when it comes to the media.  Locally she has appeared at almost every venue in WNY as an award-winning actress and singer.  As a television personality she was part of the AM & PM Buffalo team for two years with Linda Pellegrino. She started out in TV on Off-Beat Cinema and Artvoice on 2. In local radio she has worked at 97 Rock, WYRK and WBUF.  Nationally, Loraine has appeared off-Broadway and on the cabaret circuit. During a stint on Boulder, CO radio she became known as a "Jon Benet Ramsey Expert" during the national case, appearing as a frequent guest on news shows on CNN, MSNBC and THE JENNY JONES SHOW.  Radio gigs in Denver followed on 103 THE FOX, and talk stations KOA and KHOW. Loraine lives in Allentown with her 9 year old son Declan.