The Jimmy Malone Show

Jimmy talks with Senator Sherrod Brown about what is going on in Washington including a new bill that would help workers out during the extreme summer heat and a $50 Million investment in tech jobs in Akron.

Jimmy talks with Author and Professor Earl Swift about his latest book "Hell Put to Shame: The 1921 Murder Farm Massacre & the Horror of America's Second Slavery." Later, Consumer Advocate Teresa Murray from the US Public Interest Research Group joins the show to talk about the story of a local woman who actually got her money back after getting scammed along with the dark side of discount shopping apps online... A Holy Man does a horrible job at honoring his wife.

Jimmy talks with Author and Professor Earl Swift about his latest book "Hell Put to Shame: The 1921 Murder Farm Massacre & the Horror of America's Second Slavery" and how the mass killings of eleven farmhands on a Georgia plantation in the spring of 1921 exposed the nation the existence of “peonage,” a form of slavery that gained prominence across the American South after the Civil War.

Jimmy talks with Business Insider reporter Nora Naughton about things that need to be done to fix one remaining issue with electric cars- how to charge them quickly and conveniently... Author Margalit Fox stops by to talk about her book, "The Talented Mrs. Mandelbaum: The Rise and Fall of an American Organized Crime Boss," and how a woman born in Germany came to America and became the head of the country’s first big crime syndicate… A Florida mother has to rethink her taste in men.

Author Margalit Fox stops by to talk about her book, "The Talented Mrs. Mandelbaum: The Rise and Fall of an American Organized Crime Boss," and how a woman born in Germany came to America and became the head of the country’s first big crime syndicate.

Jimmy talks with Business Insider reporter Nora Naughton about things that need to be done to fix one remaining issue with electric cars- how to charge them quickly and conveniently.

Jimmy talks with Business Insider Senior Health Reporter Julia Pugachevsky about her latest piece on a Yale professor who created a college course on how to be happy after she saw her students struggle with their mental health… Later, consumer advocate Teresa Murray joins the show to talk about the latest batch of scams including a man in North Royalton who thought he was calling the right customer service number but ended up talking to people who scammed him out of thousands of dollars… A man sues his neighbor because they wouldn’t give him their wifi password for free… When can you use your phone while driving?

Jimmy talks with Business Insider Senior Health Reporter Julia Pugachevsky about her latest piece on a Yale professor who created a college course on how to be happy after she saw her students struggle with their mental health.

Jimmy talks with Scott Johnson from the “What Was That Like?” podcast to talk bout some of the one-of-a-kind stories he chronicles including a man who was attacked by a tiger, a woman who has a fear of dead bodies that works at a hospice nurse, and a woman who was locked in a trunk after she was car jacked with her baby in the backseat… ProPublica contributor Lisa Song about her piece, “Selling A Mirage,” and how a single plastic cup inspired her to investigate a new recycling technique called “pyrolysis” isn’t what it’s cracked up to be… Donovan Mitchell is staying in Cleveland… A school resource officer likes to use her TASER a little too much.

ProPublica contributor Lisa Song about her piece, “Selling A Mirage,” and how a single plastic cup inspired her to investigate a new recycling technique called “pyrolysis” which isn’t what it’s cracked up to be.