Black On Black Crime with Art McCoy On Demand

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Art and Don Myers talk about Glenville's loss and how the city is still going to honor them for their history making season. To finish up, Art tries to detox his listeners from bad talk radio.

Art talks with Melissa, a resident of Imperial Ave. Also, Art talks with the brother of a man murdered on Thanksgiving. Finally, Art tries to get Clevelanders excited as Glenville goes for their first State Championship next weekend.

Art celebrates Glenville getting to the Ohio High School Football State Championship. Also, Art talks with Ilinda, from the Greater Cleveland Care & Mentoring Movement.

Art talks more about the tragic murders at Imperial Ave. Finally, Councilman Mike Polensek calls in to talk with Art about Cleveland's gang problem.

Art talks High School football with Coach Ted Ginn from Glenville. Also, Art and the callers continue to discuss the murders at Imperial Ave.

Art hosts a Special three hour show dedicated to the Imperial Ave victims and their families.

Art hosts a Special three hour show dedicated to the Imperial Ave victims and their families.

Art hosts a Special three hour show dedicated to the Imperial Ave victims and their families.

Art talks about issues 3, 4, 5, and 6 with his callers. Also, Councilman Martin calls in to talk about Tuesday's Election.

Art tries to cheer up Browns' fans after today's 30-6 loss. Also, Ma Belle calls in to give a Dancing with the Stars update.

Art makes a new bet with WTAM newsman Carmen Angelo for this weekend's St.Ed's game.

Art takes a lot of calls, some talk about the DeJesus family and some Obama talk.

Art chats with a mother who lost her son in a stabbing as well as more hot topics.

Art gets serious with talks about Cleveland's "Gangs". Callers respond to Art's topic.

Art talks with newsman Carmen Angelo about a bet they have going on. Also, Mz.Skittlez calls in.

Art continues Fast Talk. The majority of callers want to talk about East Cleveland Mayor Eric Brewer. Art has some comments of his own about Mayor Brewer.

Art does Fast Talk with the callers. Topics range from the horrible looking Browns to the cross-dressing scandal in East Cleveland. Also, Gary Norton calls in.

Art gets stuck in the spooky suburbs on his way to the station. Also, Art talks to Norm Edwards on the hotline. And finally, Art gives his thoughts on the stay of execution for Rommel Broom.

Gary Norton, Canidate for East Cleveland Mayor, joins Art in studio to talk East Cleveland politics.

Art talks with Dr.Stearns from the VA hospital about Obama'a healthcare plan.

Art talks with canidate in the 5th Ward, Gerald Perry. To end the show, Art does fast talk with the callers.

Art goes doubles up on his bet with WTAM newsman Carmen Angelo. Also, Art gets everyone ready for Josh Cribbs and the new upcoming season.

Art is joined in studio by the Councilman on the 11th ward, Mike Polensek. Art and Mike wish Ma Bell a Happy Birthday. And to end the show, Councilman Polensek takes calls from Art's listeners.

Art talks with Coach Ginn about Glenville's loss Saturday night which lost Art a bet with Carmen Angelo. Also, Councilman Martin and Candiate for Mayor of East Cleveland Gary Norton call in.

Art talks with Ma Bell, Mz. Skittles, Kim from the Food Co-Op and Councilman Mike Polensek. Also, Art says goodbye to his former intern Theresa as she heads to California for school.

Art talks with Jolene Banks, the author of the play "Boys, Pull Up Your Pants!", which is opening this Friday at 6pm. Callers react to Ms. Banks' play.

With a short show, Art doesn't know if he wants to be black anymore. Also, Art talks to Carol Lawanda from Family Connection and Ralph King from the Tea Party protests.

With only an hour show, Art thanks his listeners for making Black on Black the #1 show on Sunday nights once again. Also, Art talks Healtcare with Congressman Dennis Kucinich.

Art talks to Adrick Chamon, who is putting together a documentary on Gina DeJesus. Also, Kim from the Cleveland Co-Op calls in. And to end the show, Art does a tribute for Linda Trivisonno.

Art reacts to the sad passing of Mike Trivisonno's wife. Also, Art talks to LaVerne Jones Gore, a canidate for Mayor in Cleveland.

More Vick talk, and the racial issues are flying with many many callers.

Art talks about more racial issues, Michael Vick, Steve McNair and the professor from Harvard.

Art gets it going early with some race talk and there is a hostage situation in Cleveland.

Art talks to Dorothy, a 75 yr old lady who killed a deer in fear last week. Also, Art's interns Kacper and Theresa, who just graduated from Broadcasting school, take over the last half hour.

Art welcomes local band 3SO, who is playing at Cruefest on July 21st. Also, Art talks to Zach Reed and Mike Polensek.

Art talks with Elie Domota and Fignole Saint Cyr, from The Leaders of the Trade Union in Haiti and Guadeloupe. They will be speaking at the Trinity Commons on Monday July 13th at 7pm.

Art rotates between two topics bugging the callers: The supicious death of Michael Jackson and did Donte Stallworth get off too easy?

In the second hour, Art welcomes from nocolorlinesglobal.com, Donald Ingram and Jay Lewis. To end the show, Art and the interns dance to the music of MJ.

Art talks about the passing of former QB Steve McNair. Also, Mz. Skittlez calls in.

Art and the callers continue discussing MJ and his legal troubles. Also, Art talks with Ma Belle.

To start the show, Art is stuck in Thriller, the Suburbs version. Also, Art and the callers discuss the untimely death of Michael Jackson.

Art's topics for a short show include a discussion of the sad events at the Soap Opera Laundromat, did Donte stallworth get off easy, and an Atlanta update from Mz.Skittlez. Finally, Art wishes all the Fathers listening a Happy Father's Day.

Art thinks Cavs fans need to help out Lebron with his $25,000 fine. Also, Art talks about President Obama and his decision to close Gitmo.

Art does Fast Talk and asks the question: Do you think we're in a Recession or Depression?

Art tries to help cheer up his audience since the Cavs lost to the Magic last night. Talks up LeBron James and his role in Cleveland.

Art and his callers continue to discuss Gun Rights and Gun Control. Also, Art does Fast Talk and talks to Ma Belle to get a DWTS update.

Art is joined in-studio by Beautiful Red. Gun Control and Gun Rights seem to be on the minds of Art's callers.

Art continues to talk about King James and the Cavs. Also, Mz. Skittles and Simon from the Simon Rendezvous in Chicago call in.

Art talks about the Cavs and Lebron and declares the Jinx is off Cleveland sports. Also, 4 beautiful ladies join Art in-studio along with Beautiful Red.

Art keeps it light-hearted for this shortened show. Also, Simon from the Simon Rendezous calls in to talk about his new show on WGN radio in Chicago.

Art conitues to talk to callers about anything and everything. Also, Mz. Skittles and Zack Reid join Art throughtout the show on the Hotline.

Art decides to make it an Open Lines show, so callers can call in and talk about whatever topic is important to them.

Art only has an hour show this week, which he spends thinking about the good old days. Also, Art talks to Ms. Cummings, whose son was killed earlier in the week.

Art continues to talk about gun control and the escalating violence in the City of Cleveland and the Eastside. Callers are split on this issue.

Art talks about guns and gun control due to the shootings that took place in New York and Pittsburgh in the last few days.

With only a short hour show, Art talks about a bunch of topics including: How a man should handle a woman who beats on him. Callers give their advice to all the abused men out there.

With only an hour show, Art just takes calls from his listeners and also addresses the sad murders from the Westside.

Art continues talking to callers about any topics they want. Border Security is on a bunch of caller's minds and becomes a hot topic.

Art does an open calls show were callers can talking about anything they want. Also, former call screener and intern Karen joins Art in studio.

Art talks in detail about the Ring Around the Justice Center protest, which will take place on Jan. 19th at 12pm. Also talks to Shaka Hasberry about his new CD.

Art is happy that Obama finally becomes President on Tuesday. Mz.Skittlez is in studio also.

Art talks about a bunch of topics, none more important that the Ring Around the Justice Center on Jan 19th. Art will talk more about this event on the Jan 18th show.

Art has Mz. Skittlez and Syrice D. Adams in studio. Also, Art talks to a Police Chief from Lakemore Ohio who had an interesting case this past week.

Art finishes up by letting callers speak their minds about his current troubles.

Art continues to talk about his Christmas experience. And also about the Rally around the Justice Center on Jan.19th.

Art is back for his first show of the New Year. He talks about spending Christmas in Jail. Callers react.

Art finishes up his special Christmas show. Art wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and will be back on Jan. 4th.

Art continues his special Christmas show. He takes calls from anyone who has been lonely during Christmas.

Art does a special Christmas show for his last show of 2008. He asks all lonely people this season to give him a call.

Art talks with Councilmen Zack Reid about Free parking downtown. Also finishes up his conversation with Lori O'Neil in the last half-hour.

Art talks about the US being in a recession. Also talks with Lori O'Neil, a member of Citizens for Safety. For more info, go to: www.Citizensforsafety.org.

Art wants to keep Romeo Crennel as head coach of the Browns, talks to many callers, and has a big surprise call in that is very heartwarming.

Art talks about some current events, talks to callers, and supports LeBron James.

fast talk, watch out everybody

art fixe's your cleveland browns blues

Art finishes up Race Radio. Also discusses the flawed prison system medical care.

Art continues with Race Radio, asking suburbanites to explain why they hate black people. Also, Art talks with Jackie Carpenter, a volunteer with the Obama campaign, near the end of the hour.

Art does another edition of Race Radio. Asks suburbanites to explain why they hate black people.

Art continues to thank callers for Tuesday night, and is joined in studio by Adam Horvath, WTAM traffic reporter, and bassist for the band Midnight at the Savoy.

Art continues to thank callers for Tuesday night, and is joined in studio by Silver-B to talk about the Obama campaign.

Art thanks suburbanites for voting Barack Obama as President of the United States of America.

More rallying for the upcoming election.

art has a pre election special show with numerous candidates joing Art on the show

Art only has a one hour show, but it's ok. We got "fast talk", Councilman Reed, and much much more!!!

Art only has an hour, but tackles an intense topic of domestic violence and talks to many callers.

Art continues his talks with numerous callers about the financial problems we are facing every day.

Art talks to many callers about the financial crisis we are currently facing in the United States of America.

Art talks about the bailout plan and the financial crisis and who's to blame. Takes calls on that issue.

Art has Silver B in studio to talk about what he's up to, along with David Mallie and G-O.

Art speaks of a 90 year old women who shot herself becuase she was being evicted from her house in Akron.

Art talks on the phone to Jewellene Banks about today's youths and why they wear their pants so low.

Art prays for America in this financial crisis. Takes your calls on the crisis.

Art declares his love for America. He also gives his opinions on the stock market crisis and ask suburbanites to call about the ecomony.

Takes more calls on if suburbanites wil vote for Obama or not. Ends show with a poem for the late Stephanie Tubb Jones.

Art dedicates the show to Stephanie Tubb Jones. Also talks about Obama and asks callers if they're going to vote for him.

Art talks more on gangs.

Reports on Fannie Lewis gas give-away and Art McKoy talks about gangs in Cleveland.

Art talks about Fannie Lewis with Silver B and numerous callers.

Art talks about Cleveland sports and has an interesting tribute to Fannie Lewis.

Art keeps it real talking with callers about many issues.

Art talks about black-on-black crime, he chats with callers, and he also talks with councilman Mike Polensik.

With a shortened show, Art talks about LOVE and talks to you about your love stories.

A Town Hall meeting on Diversity and Crime in Cleveland. Hosted by Darren Toms, WTAM News Directors, with panelists Kurt W. Jensen, a consulting pyschologist from Jensen Assesments; Tom Chelimisky, the Co-President of the Ludlow Community Association; Stan Miller from the NAACP, and Art McKoy from Black on Black Crime.

A Town Hall meeting on Diversity and Crime in Cleveland. Hosted by Darren Toms, WTAM News Directors, with panelists Kurt W. Jensen, a consulting pyschologist from Jensen Assesments; Tom Chelimisky, the Co-President of the Ludlow Community Association; Stan Miller from the NAACP, and Art McKoy from Black on Black Crime.

The Cleveland gospel show continues with Art, various guests, and many callers.

SPECIAL SHOW: A positive look at the history of Cleveland gospel music.

Art discusses the state of East Cleveland with you.

Art takes your calls and reactions to the crime in cleveland.

Art discusses the crime that has been running rampant throughout the city of Cleveland especially within the past week.

Art speeds things up on this shortened version of Black on Black Crime.

Art finishes up with 'Symphony' and interacts with some interesting callers.

Art talks about Father's Day and the great Cleveland singing group 'Symphony'.

Art and Ms. Controversy take more of your calls and welcome Dr. Mary Weems, author of "Say it Loud," a book of Poems celebrating the music of James Brown.

Art welcomes back Ms. Controversy for her glorious return to the radio!

Art takes more of your calls on the gun control issue and welcomes his friend and special guest Silver B and jazz musician Cecil Rucker.

Art welcomes special guest James Irvine from Buckeye Firearms to discuss the issue of gun control and the concealed carry laws.

Art talks with couselman's Nathaniel Martin and Zach Reed and continues your open line discussions.

Art takes your calls on open lines Sunday.

Art talks about the fireman from Parma who shot those folks in cold blood last fourth of July, and the woman who was beaten and stuffed in the trunk in Parma.

Art talks about Lebron and crime in the city.

Art takes more of your calls about gun control, slavery, and mother's day wishes.

Art talks about mother's day and gives thanks for all the mothers out there, and takes your phone calls on the issues taking over Cleveland.

Art opens up the lines to all the callers and talks about various topics.

Art talks some sports and then has some fast talk with some callers.

Art discusses the Shawn Bell shooting case and crime in the hood. Welcomes guest Erin Jerro from Middleburg Hts. and Dick from Dayton sings the blues!

Art welcomes Peggy Zone Fisher to talk about the Diversity Walk this Saturday downtown.

Art Welcomes his old friend Simon from the Simon Rendezvous on Saturdays.

Art McKoy talks about smoking in North Royalton, Boxing, and Crime.

Ms. Controversy opens this hour and Art returns a changed man!!

Art is converted to Republicanism by Triv's hypnotic stare!

Art talks more about crime and takes some calls about the Reverend Jeremiah Wright.

Art talks about crime in teh city and the Lucasville riots with Mrs. Hasan.

Hour 2 of Art McKoy's special rap show!

Art McKoy welcomes Mz. Skittles and her crew for a special rap edition of Black on Black.

Art McKoy welcomes Jems Bridges from SportsTalkCleveland.com.

Art talks wholistic medicine with Dr. Lleili Afrika.

Art McKoy tells the story of how WTAM Program Director Ray Davis saved his life!

Art McKoy welcomes U.S. Attorney Joseph Pinnu on the show discussing Cleveland's Project Penalty Awareness program.

Art talks more about Cleveland and the economy.

Art discusses crime in the city and Cleveland's economic situation.