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Joe & Tina, Eddie Volkman Return to Connoisseur Media


Joe & Tina
Joe & Tina

Connoisseur Media in suburban Chicago has announced a lineup of familiar voices returning to morning and afternoon drive on its Star-branded stations, effective Monday, November 3. At WZSR (Star 105.5) in Crystal Lake, longtime local favorites Joe Cicero and Tina Bree reunite for mornings, marking the return of their "Wake Up with Joe and Tina" show.

"After moving here almost 16 years ago to start mornings on Star 105.5, it was more than a radio show -- it was a way to connect with so many people," said Cicero. "I'm looking forward to fun-filled mornings and making new friends."

Bree added, "There's a new vibe in the studio as we grow our connection with the community. Joe and I are ready to bring a kind of morning show that feels like family again."

Meanwhile, at WSSR (Star 96.7) in Joliet, veteran Chicago radio personality Eddie Volkman returns to morning drive. "I'm thrilled to be back where I spent so many years in my career," Volkman said. "With Connoisseur's new energy, we're going to do radio the best way I know -- live, interactive, and local."

The updated lineup also features Hannah B. returning to afternoons on both stations, while Jillian Dugan hosts middays and joins Volkman for on-air banter in mornings. Evenings will feature Erik Zachary, back in his original night slot.

"It's a great day for our Star stations and for the market," said Kathleen Cahill, Market Manager for Connoisseur Media Chicago. "This lineup reflects everything Connoisseur stands for -- live, local, and full of heart."

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