Roman On The Radio

Here is a sample of Roman on the radio.

22 minutes of the hilarious fun with four comedians from the Irish Comedy Tour. These guys called back to say it was the most fun they have had on the radio.
Dont miss this show when it comes to your town.
It is more than worth the price of admission.

Michigan Radio Correspondent Tim Skubick talks to John Roman about the Michigan Legislature's midnight elimination of one tax in favor of another.

Marty Short is interviewed prior to an appearance in Flint Michigan at The Whiting Auditorium.

Star Harry Belafonte talks with John Roman regarding the human condition.

Former voice of the Detroit Tigers and Baseball Hall of Fame Icon Ernie Harwell talks to John Roman on his plan to save one of the oldest ballparks in the country. Tiger Stadium in Detroit.

Author Gary Gillette talks about his new book on American League Champions Detroit Tigers in this April interview during the first week of the 2007 season

Steve Kastenbaum talks to John from Omaha Nebraska, the scene of mass murder in the city's largest Mall about the shooter and the circumstances leading up to the shootings.

Genessee County Prosecutor David Leyton Talks about recent gaming busts in the county.

Black day in Blacksburg Virginia as a gunman shot and killed more than thirty people. Sister Station WFNR's Scott Stevens described the situation for us from Blacksburg.

Ever since Columbine our schools seem no longer safe for our children.
On March 7 a young man shoots his ex girlfriend and then turned the gun on himself at Dow High School in Midland Michigan.
A school official detailed for us that afternoon the shooting and immediate aftermath.

The market's fall was the lead item on all three major network newscasts on the evening of February 27. The next morning, it generated front-page headlines that ranged from the analytical ("Wall St. Tumble Adds To Worries About Economies" in the New York Times) to the somber ("Wall Street has worst day since Sept. 11" in the Tuscaloosa News) to the panicky ("What Now Dow?" screamed the New York Daily News headline).
We took a look at the market just moments after closing on that day.