Cast
- Dave Smiley - Host of the show since 2002. Originally from Pella, Iowa where he started in radio as a teen at Valley High School's KWDM radio station. Smiley moved to the Indianapolis area in May 2002 after stints in New York, San Diego, California and Phoenix, Arizona. Smiley proposed to his girlfriend Sarah Brown on January 7th, 2012 and is currently engaged. Smiley loves to travel and is a huge fan of The Dave Matthews Band.
- K.J. (Kari Johll) - Co-host of the show and Smiley's "voice of reason". KJ started out working in the programming department and was the station's Assistant Program Director. When Smiley first started, he was bored in studio and asked her to come in and hang out, she's been on the show ever since. In addition to co-hosting, she handles the "The Dirt" and "Top Three News" segments. K.J. is from Wisconsin, is married to Patrick, and loves her cats. She is dedicated to helping at animal shelters, and has a website dedicated to this pursuit: http://kjsstrays.com. Johll is also an avid fan of the Green Bay Packers.
- Paul Poteet - Paul has been a part of central Indiana Media since 1982. A weather forecaster for many stations across Indiana as well as, the Smiley Morning Show. Paul has been with WZPL since before Smiley and has served as Smiley's Chief Meteorologist since the beginning! Paul also serves as a resource of musical knowledge and frequently impersonates well-known DJ Casey Kasem and news broadcaster Tom Brokaw.
- Will Pfaffenberger - "Producer Will" joined the show in 2010 and has brought his talents from Comedy Improv to the show. Will is in charge of the interns and is responsible for the creation of the Smiley Glee Club, which performs all over Central Indiana. He still performs live improv with Three Dollar Bill Comedy.
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