The Jimmy Malone Show

Jimmy talks with author Dr. Rob Gore, MD about his new book, “Treating Violence” and how trauma of all forms is a public health issue that needs to be addressed… Friend of the show, Nikki Rhoades joins the program to give an update on some new unique things to do in Northeast Ohio this Memorial Day weekend… Governor DeWine helps out a Democrat… The Guardos are really good.

Friend of the show, Nikki Rhoades joins the program to give an update on some new unique things to do in Northeast Ohio this Memorial Day weekend.

Jimmy talks with author Dr. Rob Gore, MD about his new book, “Treating Violence” and how trauma of all forms, not just physical, is a public health issue that needs to be addressed.

Jimmy talks with Gus Garcia Roberts about his new book “Jimmy the King,” and how a corrupt cop with no qualifications rose to power in one of our nation’s largest suburbs and the innocent people he hurt along the way. Consumer Teresa Murray joins the show to talk about a new scam where people solicit lottery winnings as a gift and then take your personal information and money after you log in for the “gift.” … Frank LaRose is a partisan hack… Red Lobster files for bankruptcy.

Jimmy talks with author Melissa Hope Ditmore about her book, “Unbroken Chains: The Hidden Role of Human Trafficking in the American Economy,” and how the exploitation of workers isn’t just limited to sexual assault while permeating the entire economy.

Jimmy has an enlightening conversation with ProPublica contributor Jeremy Schwartz about how pro-voucher billionaires are waging war in local school board elections- and how their opponents aren’t aware they are even in a fight.

Jimmy opens up with a conversation with author Jessie Singer about her new book, “There Are No Accidents,” and how most “mishaps” are not random, but dependent on many factors such as race, income, and geography. As the stock market jumps to over 40,000, historian Katrina Gulliver joins the program to talk about some of the crazier investment trends over the years, including Ostrich and Alpaca farming, and how they compare to some of fad investments of today.

As the stock market jumps to over 40,000, historian Katrina Gulliver joins the program to talk about some of the crazier investment trends over the years, including Ostrich and Alpaca farming, and how they compare to some of fad investments of today.

Jimmy opens up with a conversation with author Jessie Singer about her new book, “There Are No Accidents,” and how most “mishaps” are not random, but dependent on many factors such as race, income, and geography.

A woman failed at stealing a truck because it was a stick shift. A drunk driver gives the wrong name to cops- and finds out that her new identity has warrants. An assault by diaper.