Brian Wilson has spent 25 years in the Washington market – serving as an anchor & reporter at Fox 5 for a dozen years, and then joining Fox News Channel, in its early days, in 1998.  Brian covered the Clinton White House and Congress, replaced Tony Snow as anchor of "Weekend Live" and was a frequent fill-in for Brit Hume’s "Special Report."  He left FNC last Fall, as Senior Correspondent and formed Right Tone Communications, a media coaching firm.

Larry O’Connor, talk host and Editor-In-Chief of the Breitbart.tv website, joins Brian Wilson as co-host of Cumulus News/Talk WMAL/Washington’s morning program, "Mornings On The Mall."  O’Connor, who has regularly guest-hosted the nationally-syndicated "Dennis Miller Show" as well as programs on WMAL, WABC and WOR/New York, WPHT/Philadelphia, and WLS/Chicago (among others), began his talk radio career by creating the highest-rated nightly news show on Blog Talk Radio.

Traffic on the Fives: Keeping a close eye on the WMAL Jam Cams, Jamee Whitten brings a warm and light touch to the daily grind of Washington commuting.

Jamee's radio career began as a sophomore reporting news for her college radio station U-92 FM of West Virginia University.  After graduation she landed a job on Capitol Hill working for Roll Call, "The Newspaper of Congress" -- but the radio bug was ringing in her ear, and soon she was playing country music at AM 1460 in Manassas, Va. Jamee then moved on to Lite Rock 94.3 FM, and then to voice-overs, industrial videos and television commercials.

In 1996, Jamee joined Shadow Traffic as a part-time weekend traffic reporter, and less than a year later was working full-time exclusively for WMAL.

In her spare time, Jamee much prefers activities by foot than by auto. Hiking, biking and tennis are tops on her list.

To report traffic problems, call 301-628-2628 or #WMAL on your AT&T Wireless phone.

Heather Smith is the executive producer of WMAL's popular morning drive show on 105.9 FM / AM 630. Heather is a veteran radio, television, and film producer.

She has produced three top ten nationally syndicated radio programs: The G. Gordon Liddy Show, The Laura Ingraham Show and most recently, The Lars Larson Show. Other shows she has produced include the top Orlando morning drive talk radio program 540 WFLA's The Shannon Burke Show and various shows for XM Satellite Radio. She has been working in media for 15 years.  She started working in radio at an alternative rock radio station, hosting a sex and relationships talk show. Prior to working at the rock station, she had started the radio station at her high school.

She was a television booker and producer for Fox News Channel. She produced Fox News Live and Weekend Live with Tony Snow and Brian Wilson. She also produced breaking news coverage such as the passing of President Ronald Reagan, 2004 presidential election, the death of Pope John Paul II, Terri Schiavo's legal battle and more.

She also has produced documentary films hosted by former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich and Dick Morris (she produced the film Hillary the Movie -- the Citizens United film that led to a pivotal Supreme Court case Citizens United v. FEC). Several of her indie films have been played in the Tambay Film Festival and New Zealand Film Festival.  She recently produced the documentary film Generation Zero.  While in college, she studied film under one of the co-founders of Sundance Film Festival.

She was a researcher, editor and interview booker for New York Times best-selling authors Richard Miniter and John Podhoretz.

In addition, she has been in front of the microphone having been interviewed on Fox News Channel, MSNBC, and many nationally syndicated talk radio programs about an initiative she spearheaded to mandate American flags in every public classroom in Florida. The Freedom Flag Act was signed into law by Governor Jeb Bush in May 2004.  Prior to the flag initiative, she worked on presidential, gubernatorial and congressional campaigns.

In her free time, she enjoys traveling, wine, vintage clothes, smoking cigars, Sunday brunch, guns and swing dancing.

To book a guest on the morning show, please e-mail Heather.

For general questions about the show, please e-mail the show.