Tommy Mulé
Military school did nothing for Tommy Mulé. Originally from Florida, Tommy was a touring stand-up comedian before moving to Rochester, NY in 1993 in his run down Geo Metro with $30 in his pocket. Tommy now offends thousands of listeners a day as one of the cast members on The WCMF Morning Show. Tommy adds hysterical, sometimes childish, often intellectual color commentary to just about any topic. Today, Tommy has become a well dressed, scotch drinking, Johnston & Murphy shoe wearing Rochesterian, drives a Vision Hyundai, has several endorsement deals, has a regular stand-up gig at the Comix Café and still has about $30 in his pocket.
Sally Carpenter
Hip, tuned in, well spoken, very smart and confidently opinionated – that’s Sally. She’s the cast member that listeners always ask about. Sally remembers what everyone else on the show can’t, and always seems to stabilize the direction of show by sprinkling in a bit of “sensibility” at the just the right time. When Sally isn’t perusing the shelves at the health food store for latest in natural peanut butter, she’s walking her “kitty litter” trained Japanese Chin.
A native of Jacksonville, Florida, Sally called Rochester home for five years (and loved it), and now lives in and does the show from Philly. Prior to her present gig as the lone female on the show, Sally was a morning show DJ at WPLA radio in Jacksonville. Besides being a phenomenal talent Sally deserves tremendous credit for enduring all the testosterone and male dominated antics the guys can dish out.
Bill "Moranimal" Moran
Bill, Billy, Mo, Moranimal. All the same dude. Quite simply, Mo produces the shazit out of the The WCMF morning show. He keeps it on track and well stocked with exciting content, relevant guests, silly bits, unique contests, pranks and of course his “behind-the-scenes” magic. Described by some as a work-a-holic, Mo balances the affects of his high demand job with sarcasm, jokes and childish antics. Bill is the first one to bust balls and the first to feel bad about it. Referred to by respected industry heavyweights as “one of the best radio talents in the country”.
You couldn’t guess by the organization of his office or the cleanliness of his car that Bill has the show clicking better than ever! He takes the show ever so personally and it is painfully evident in his daily post-show self critiques. When Bill isn’t working his ass off you’ll catch him at the YMCA with his two boys Jackson & Jordan and lovely wife Jenna.
Moranimal has been in the radio biz for more than 12 years, starting with overnights, then the host of a morning radio show on WZNE, (from which he was fired), followed by his present gig at WCMF. A country bumpkin from Poughkeepsie, NY and graduate of St. John Fisher College (after being kicked out for a short period), Mo exudes creativity and vision. He is one of those people that simply “gets it”. He is also funny as hell – his mannerisms and stories, mostly spins of real life encounters and family holiday gatherings, are relatable to all. A genuinely nice guy, Bill will spark up a conversation with anyone whether on the elevator or at the grocery store…..and you’ll definitely want him at your next brainstorming session!
Rich “Lumpy” Flaherty
Rich “Lumpy” Flaherty is the man behind the show's music, sounds effects and most importantly the delay button. Lumpy’s carefully selected and always pertinent bumper tunes alert Rochester that we're back from a commercial break. Rich is not only a music afficionado but an avid stand-up comedy fan and overall pop culture expert. Look for Rich at his local hangout the Bug Jar or in a tent at the Bonnaroo music festival.
Rich began his WCMF career in 1999 as a part-time banner hanger and worked his way up to his present post as morning show producer. Don’t let Lumpy’s rugged looks fool you, he is mild mannered, soft spoken, well versed and smart as hell. Rich grew up in Victor, NY and now lives in the City of Rochester.
If you want tickets to see Lewis Black on Mother's Day (Sunday, May 11th) call 719-2658 and leave some YO MAMA Jokes or "Snaps" as a message along with your name and number. If selected, you will go head-to-head with another caller in a "Snap-Off". The winner of the "Snap-Off" wins the tickets.
Here's a place you can get a few "Snaps" from.
Here is the website to the FATalog that Tommy was talking about earlier.
Matthew Ehlers was in the Break Room to talk about his film "Smoking Laws". The film is being featured Sunday at the LittleOne as part of the Rochester Film Fest. You can go to eggwork.com for more info on the movie and while you are there, check out his short "Lunch". Click above to check it out.
Do you have a reason to find someone from their past? Are you adopted and ready to find your birth mother or even a sibling separated at birth? Check out 
Here is the website that caller let us know about. You can find out all you need to know about Salvia and more.
Click above to see those jeans the show was talking about earlier.
FHM Magazine released the 100 sexiest women of 2008. Nine million voters made up the list, and you can see it all by clicking above.
Tania Gabrielle - will show you how numbers affect celebrities, politicians, and newsmakers and YOU ALL the time. She will give you the latest secrets on: why your Day of Birth reveals your gifts, how your career is revealed in your destiny number, how your name affects your finances, how your personal year number is key to success, and why the number in your street address is so important. Click above to visit her website.
Do you have anything to send to our troops over in Iraq? Please send your packages to:
Here are the controversial pictures of Hannah Montana herself. Is it really her?
We did a set on this year's Rochester Movie Fest. Click above for a link for more information.
The show went out to Henrietta to meet up with our Name it and Claim it winner Mike Wall. Mike won $9,650 for naming the show The Break Room. There are more pictures in the PHOTOS section at the top of the page.
Rob Kochik is the Executive Director of Finger Lakes Donor Recovery Network. We had him in the Break Room earlier and he told us where you can go to register yourself as a donor. Click above to register.
Michael Bliss is a 21-year-old son, brother, grandson, cousin and friend to many. On March 22 he was brutally attacked and beaten by 3 people. He suffered a broken neck and is now paralyzed below the waste. His road to recovery is going to be very long but his condition is promising. 
When Oak Hill Country Club opens its doors to the 2008 Senior PGA Championship, the legendary Rochester, N.Y., layout will become just the fourth course to play host to the PGA Championship, the Ryder Cup and the Senior PGA Championship. Click above for the full story.
Our new Sports Guy, Dan Borello, just mentioned he is in a band. You can check out Diggler's Bridge's MYSPACE by clicking above.
Check out Tommy's NEW MYSPACE page here. You can also check out the rest of the show's MYSPACE pages by clicking on the LINKS button under the big BREAK ROOM BANNER.
We had a caller ask where Phil got his SUPERGIRL costume. He couldn't remember, but we found a place where you can get that and more! Click here to find your hero.
Are you paying a ton in alimony? We know that entertainment is one of the first things you cut back when you have a lot of payments, so we'll have TICKETS TO OFFER UP! Call us up at 719-2658 and tell us how alimony has affected you financially and you could win tickets to see Lewis Black at the AUD on May 11th. We'll Pick 2 callers and they will go head-to-head in a PARENT-OFF. Winner gets the tix, loser faces off against the next contestant.
