Biographies
Corey Deitz was born in Passaic, New Jersey and graduated from Kent State University with a degree in Telecommuncations. He has worked in several radio markets, including Chicago, St. Louis, and Cleveland. He also maintains several websites, and writes books. In 2004, he published his first book, The Ca$h Cage, was about his experiences working in radio.
His second book in 2008 was a memoir about his days at Boy Scout Camp which contained funny stories and life lessons. It's entitled, Lessons from Camp: Wisdom in the Past Tents.
Deitz released a third book in 2009 which is a satirical manifesto on his political beliefs called Vilified! Red Meat for Conservatives from a Guy Who's Got a Lot of Beefs.
Deitz's fourth book was a humorous take on the 2012 Mayan Calendar phenomenon called The 2012 Guide Book or How to Make the End of the World Fun!
His fifth book, released in late 2011 is billed as "...one man's quest to rid himself of all his psychological demons by exorcising them with self-deprecating humor." It's called Shut Up: We All Have Issues.
He is married and has two sons and a daughter-in-law. He is also an avid motorcyclist.
Jay Hamilton has also worked in several radio markets, including Wilmington, Sarasota, Cleveland, He and Deitz teamed up at Q94 in Richmond, Virginia in 1990. He also worked as Executive Producer for the American Comedy Network from 1988 to 1990.
During the morning broadcast on October 22 2012, it was announced that Hamilton had left the show. Dietz stated that Hamilton had not been fired, that he instead had chosen to leave for personal reasons. It was also stated that an extensive search would be conducted to find a replacement for Hamilton, and that listener input from social media would be taken into consideration.
On the morning of December 20, 2012 it was announced on air that Patrick would become Jay's replacement, and as of January 2, 2012 the show would no longer be called "The Corey and Jay Show" but would now be called "Corey and Patrick In The Morning."
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