The Jimmy Malone Show

Jimmy talks with Michelle Horton about her memoir “Dear Sister: A Memoir of Secrets, Survival, and Unbreakable Bonds,” and how the criminal justice system can work against domestic violence victims and the fallout that victims, family, and friends must deal with.

Author Austin Frerick joins the show to talk about his new book, "Barons: Money, Power, and the Corruption of America's Food Industry" and how a small handful of companies control the food industry with harmful consequences for Americans.

Author Philip Eil joins the show to talk about his book “Prescription for Pain: How a Once-Promising Doctor Became the "Pill Mill Killer,"” which is about an up-and-coming doctor who is now serving four consecutive life sentences after over prescribing opioids that led to over a dozen deaths. Later, Professor Brianna McCabe talks with Jimmy about her new book “The Red Flags I’ve Ignored” and how d...

Later, Professor Brianna McCabe talks with Jimmy about her new book “The Red Flags I’ve Ignored” and how dating the wrong people helped her learn about herself.

Author Philip Eil joins the show to talk about his book “Prescription for Pain: How a Once-Promising Doctor Became the "Pill Mill Killer,"” which is about an up-and-coming doctor who is now serving four consecutive life sentences after over prescribing opioids that led to over a dozen deaths.

A Florida man insisted that it was his right to be drunk, but police informed him that he couldn't be naked and in public while he was intoxicated. A woman called the police about a drunk diver... herself. A mother and daughter are arrested for trying to sell illegal butt injections. Ladies and Gentleman, another action-packed edition of Knuckleheads In The News.

Jimmy talks with US Senator Sherrod Brown about the games being played in Columbus over the Presidential Ballot, a foreign purchase of US Steel, and a bipartisan effort to get internet access to poor and rural communities.

Jimmy talks with US Senator Sherrod Brown about the games being played in Columbus over the Presidential Ballot, a foreign purchase of US Steel, and a bipartisan effort to get internet access to poor and rural communities… Ed and Peggy Gallek of the Fox 8 I Team joins the program to talk about some big headlines of the week including an RTA Bus Driver who hit a pedestrian while having a boatload o...

Jimmy talks with journalist and author Ryan Prior about his new book "The Long Haul: How Long Covid Survivors Are Revolutionizing Health Care," and how patient-led research is changing healthcare for the better... Consumer advocate Teresa Murray from the US Public Interest Research Group talks with Jimmy about some new scams that have made the headlines including a woman who was scammed out of tho...

Jimmy talks with journalist and author Ryan Prior about his new book "The Long Haul: How Long Covid Survivors Are Revolutionizing Health Care," and how patient-led research is changing healthcare for the better.

Author Liz McCormick joins the show to talk with Jimmy about her book, “Inside OUT: Human Health and the Air-Conditioning Era,” and how being constantly indoors can affect our physical and mental health. Business Insider Health Correspondent Hilary Brueck gives Jimmy an update on a new drug that is being called the “Holy Grail” of weight loss medications…. East Cleveland Speed Cameras Are At It Ag...

Business Insider Health Correspondent Hilary Brueck gives Jimmy an update on a new drug that is being called the “Holy Grail” of weight loss medications.

Author Liz McCormick joins the show to talk with Jimmy about her book, “Inside OUT: Human Health and the Air-Conditioning Era,” and how being constantly indoors can affect our physical and mental health.

Jimmy welcomes the 70th Governor of Ohio, Mike DeWine to the show to talk about his personal plans for Monday’s eclipse, his new literacy initiative, and the lack of civility in today’s pollical landscape... Author and Professor Laurence Ralph joins the program talk about his book, “Sito,” about a wrongfully accused African American teen who was killed because of a crime he did not commit along wi...

Author and Professor Laurence Ralph joins the program talk about his book, “Sito,” about a wrongfully accused African American teen who was killed because of a crime he did not commit along with the role gangs play in communities nationwide.

Jimmy welcomes the 70th Governor of Ohio, Mike DeWine to the show to talk about his personal plans for Monday’s eclipse, his new literacy initiative, and the lack of civility in today’s pollical landscape.

A guy in Florida needs surgery after he gets a glass bottle stuck in an uncomfortable place. A woman is arrested for doing naked jumping jacks on her front lawn. A German man relieved himself on the floor of a plane and is now looking at three months in jail.

Jimmy talks with Ed and Peggy Gallek of the Fox 8 I Team about some of the big headlines of the week including a Newburgh Heights man who jumped out of a stolen car and ran across Rt. 77 before being tased by officers, a wrong-way crash on Rt. 71 with four fatalities, and the City of Cleveland cracking down on unpaid parking tickets. Later, Jimmy and Rob embark on another perilous edition of Knuck...

Jimmy talks with Consumer Advocate Teresa Murray about the dangers of mailing your tax returns though the mail and a scam so blatantly fake that Teresa couldn’t help but laugh (even though she still feels bad)... “Gas Station Heroin” is as bad as it sounds and surprisingly legal… Jimmy reacts to $90k colleges… Should skydiving schools tell you how many people have died at their school?

Jessica Brand from the Wren Collective joins the program to talk a damning new report on death row cases in Houston, TX, and the laziness, incompetence, and corruption give The Space City is the “Death Row Capital of the World.”

Jimmy talks with Author Charles Barber about his latest book, “In The Blood,” and how two ordinary guys with no medical or military experience figured out a way to quickly and effectively clot blood- despite surprisingly heavy interference from the military.

Jimmy talks with Insider Correspondent Kate Taylor, whose reporting was at the center of "Quiet On The Set," which chronicled years of child abuse and exploitation on the sets of Nickelodeon shows produced by Dan Schneider.

Jimmy talks with ProPublica reporter Sebastian Rotella about the remaining illegal marijuana trade in middle America and how China has been profiting off illegal drugs and human trafficking.

A Utah man was arrested after he installed fake red and blue lights on his work truck so he could avoid traffic jams. A Cleveland woman called authorities to say she was kidnapped, even though all she needed was a ride to the East Side. A man pays the price after he gets a coconut stuck in a very uncomfortable place. Ladies and Gentleman, another spellbinding edition of Knuckleheads In The News.

Jimmy talks with Ed and Peggy Gallek of the Fox 8 I Team about some of the big headlines of the week including a follow-up on the poll worker who left a bag of blank ballots unattended at a bar, some odd comments from a judge at a hearing for a woman who stole money from a cancer fund for the late-Brush High School Principal, and a Euclid Postal Carrier who was robbed at gunpoint in broad daylight...