Kim James: Fridays, 10pm - 2am

Detroit native Kim "The Spin Doctor" James has been on-air for 24 years. He’s the mix show coordinator for WJLB and WMXD and the man behind the “High Noon Hot Mix” and the “Traffic Jam Relief Mix.” James is a nationally recognized DJ with the New Pepsi DJ Division and was named Midwest DJ of the Year in 2006 and 2008. James also produces his own mix show at WGCI in Chicago.

Linda Lexy: Saturdays, 6pm - 10pm

DJ Linda Lexy has been a resident DJ at MotorCity Casino Hotel since 2007. Known for her signature mix of Motown, classic soul, funk and disco, she’s a 5-time winner and 10-time nominee of the Detroit Music Award for Outstanding DJ and has been a music staple in Detroit for 20 years in many capacities including radio, television, nightclubs, theaters, special events, and music festivals. She’s a sought-after event emcee and co-owner of the award-winning Funky D Records.

Nikki: Saturdays, 2pm - 6pm

Nikki D is a born and bred Detroit girl. Her musical influences stem from her parent's favorite albums and range from Stevie Ray Vaughn, Pink Floyd, Johnny Cash, Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross and Michael Jackson. But her tastes aren't limited to the classics. Her Detroit roots keep her steeped in Hip-Hop, R&B and the latest chart toppers. Nikki D will keep you feeling good, nodding your head and moving to the beat.

Paul Martindale: Fridays, 2pm - 6pm

Paul Martindale specializes in mixing multiple genres of music. He has worked in over 250 clubs in North America and Europe, was nominated "Best Mix Show DJ" two years in a row, has several resident DJ positions in metro Detroit, and has opened for a number of major label acts. Martindale has performed at Movement, Detroit's Electronic Music Festival and has been a member of Channel 955's Bomb Squad for nearly a decade. He currently DJ's the live broadcast on Saturdays from 8pm-10pm with syndication on iHeartRadio.

Shortstop: Saturdays, 10pm - 2am

DJ Shortstop got his start in a basement in metro Detroit before exploding onto Detroit’s #1 urban radio station FM 97.9 WJLB Detroit in 2002. Following that he moved to Detroit’s #1 pop station FM 95.5 WKQI Detroit. DJ Shortstop’s career expanded nationally after the launch of Clear Channel’s internet radio broadcast iHeartRadio in 2008.

Surab Deb: Fridays, 6pm - 10pm

Native to the Metro-Detroit area and youngest son to Indian immigrants, Surab Deb found his calling in music at a very young age. With influences from all over the world, he has cultivated his musical acumen and enjoys playing hip hop, house, dancehall, and Indian music. Deb has been playing music for over 15 years throughout North America.