JoJo was born one of a family of eight! They were loud and more often talked ‘at’ each other than ‘to’ each other, a skill which is perfect for radio. After graduating from Central Michigan University, JoJo worked at a station that had as much wattage as a refrigerator light bulb. He went from there to working on a Mexican radio station, where he was eventually kicked out for being an illegal immigrant. In his spare time, JoJo enjoys hurting himself with homemade CrossFit workouts and flinging paint on canvas and calling it ‘art’. He also has three daughters, who think he teaches college for a living.
Jojo Girard
Grand Rapids Schools Take Home Two State Lacrosse Titles
Two teams from the Grand Rapids area took home trophies in the MHSAA Lacrosse Tournament, while a third just missed a title. And the area still has six baseball and softball teams still in contention.
War Vet Finds Long Lost Japanese Lover — Living In Michigan
After serving in the Korean War, Duane Mann found love while stationed in Japan 70 years ago. But then they lost touch, until now.
MSU Fraternity Members Face Criminal Charges In Pledge’s Death
Three members of the Pi Alpha Phi fraternity at Michigan State are facing felony charges after a pledge died last November.
Iconic College Hockey Tournament Moves To Grand Rapids
The Great Lakes Invitational, a 67 year fixture of state college hockey in Detroit, will be played at Van Andel Arena starting this December.
WATCH: Verve Pipe Singer Tries To Sing His Way Out Of A Ticket
GR's Brian Vanderark of the Verve Pipe was pulled over for an infraction, can he sing his way out of it?
Midwest Photographer Takes A Look At GR’s Hidden Gems
Josh Lipnik, who highlights the architecture and funky buildings of the Upper Midwest has been Tweeting photos of Grand Rapids wonderful little gems.
Netflix Comedian Gives Grand Rapids A NSFW Shout Out
If you're a fan of raunchy comedy, please continue. If not, you've been warned.
The Story Behind The Giant Flag Over US 131 This Morning
Drivers on southbound 131 heading into Grand Rapids were treated to a giant flag draped above the roadway, supported by fire trucks. here's why it was there.
The Red Wings Return To Glory Began 25 Years Ago Tonight
On June 7, 1997, the Detroit Red Wings ended a Stanley Cup drought 25 years ago, ushering in the age of "Hockeytown".
CMU Loses, But I Learned The Joy Of College Baseball
Central Michigan's Chippewas were knocked out of the NCAA Baseball Tournament Sunday, but they taught me something.
Viral Video: 12 Year Old Michigan Boy Fires Shot During Robbery
The boy fires warning shot to get the clerk to take him seriously.
Body Found Along The White Pine Trail
One of Michigan's premier biking and hiking trails was darkened by a gruesome discovery early Friday.