WJTN is one of the oldest radio stations in the United States, signing on for the first time in 1924 as WOCL (We're On Chautauqua Lake.  WJTN features local programming during most of the day, including the long running Dennis Webster Show!  WJTN has hourly newscasts to keep our community informed and showcases local sports talent with football, basketball and hockey play-by-play.   WJTN is proud to be involved with the local community. Often you will see our staff volunteering in clubs and organizations.   Core Artists Include: Adele, Billy Joel, Celine Dion, Chicago, Elton John, Fleetwood Mac, Hall & Oates, Phil Collins, Whitney Houston, Michael Buble and more!

Dennis Webster is a lifelong resident of Jamestown and a graduate of Jamestown High School, Jamestown Community College, Syracuse University, and SUNY Fredonia. He began broadcasting on WJTN radio while still in high school.   Dennis dedicates much time and energy into his radio broadcasts by getting to know and understand the people he is interviewing. You will often find Dennis attending various community events throughout the county which he shares with his listeners each weekday on The Dennis Webster Show from 6:00-9:00 A.M. on WJTN. Dennis has been the host of WJTN”S “Saturday Breakfast Party”, "High School Bowl” academic competition, and “Farm Bureau Radio Show” which  featured interviews with local agricultural producers and leaders.   Dennis is a second generation broadcaster. His father, Doc Webster, was with WJTN from 1951 to 1972. Email Dennis

Dan Warren: I grew up in Dunkirk NY and started working in radio while in high school. I am a SUNY Alfred and SUNY Fredonia graduate. I worked at WDOE in Dunkirk, WBUZ in Fredonia and WPHD in Buffalo. I also spent some time at WCCF in Punta Gorda, Florida. I started working in Jamestown radio in 1985 and have been here ever since. It’s been a great ride working in local radio all these years!  Thank you for listening!     Email Dan

As a child, I would sit at our kitchen table and listen to the old radio on our counter belt out the sound of the morning "Disc Jockey". He would introduce the Top 40 Hits, give the weather forecast, talk to the "Characters" that called in, do interviews and contests. Radio was very "Magical" to me. I began pretending I was a "Disc Jockey" when I was about ten years old and actually have a tape of me when I was twelve, hosting the " Lee John Morning Show", doing interviews, comedy, telling stories and giving a "Play by Play" account of the "GUY LOMBARDO NEW YEARS EVE PARTY" on the TV. I started to do impressions when I was a kid, like Ed Sullivan, W.C. Fields, Kermit the Frog, etc. By the time I was 16 years old I did over 100 voices. I entertained at parties, fairs, and in theater productions in High School and did some voiceover work for my local radio station. I got my first job in Radio during my first year in College.  Lee plays great Lite Rock each weekday from Noon-3:00 on WJTN.  Email Lee

John Tesh is known worldwide as a leading and respected figure in the entertainment broadcasting industries.  The John Tesh Radio Show is packed with real-life knowledge, random intelligence, and expert advice on the subjects that are important to you and your family. You can catch "Intelligence for Your Life" each weekday and Saturday afternoon on WJTN.   Follow his useful information by visiting his website - www.Tesh.com  

The Our American Stories program airs from 8:00-10:00pm each weeknight on WJTN!  Our American Stories is about the American people and our stories; stories about who we are, how we got here, and where we are going.  Host Lee Habeeb is an accomplished writer, radio host and executive producer of some of the most successful radio programs in America.  Visit their website to hear some amazing stories!

Join Rich Valdes, “Your liberty-loving Latino amigo,” “The voice of Hispanic conservatives” each weeknight from 10:00pm - 1:00am on WJTN.  Previously, Valdes was staffer in Governor Chris Christie’s administration and Director of Operations at Project Veritas, Valdes is a proud American of Puerto Rican heritage, a Gen-Xer, born in Brooklyn, NY, and spent his teen years in Hudson County, NJ. At 16 years old, while still in High School, Valdes turned a hair cutting hobby in his dad’s apartment into an actual barbershop business. Valdes is a co-founder of a charter school and served as a school board member.

Coast to Coast AM airs on more than 560 stations in the U.S., as well as Canada, Mexico and Guam, and is heard by nearly three million weekly listeners.  The program airs every single night from 1:00-5:00am.  A media phenomenon, Coast to Coast AM deals with UFO's, strange occurrences, life after death, and other unexplained (and often unexplicable) phenomena. Coast to Coast AM is overnight talk radio with daytime ratings.  Follow the program online at https://www.coasttocoastam.com/. 

Because news doesn't stop when you're sleeping, America (and WJTN) starts the day with America in the Morning, Westwood One's award-winning radio news magazine from 5:00-6:00 each weekday.  America in the Morning offers up-to-the-minute news reporting from around the country and across the globe, with all the latest overnight developments in breaking news, politics, entertainment, business and sports, delivered first thing in the morning.  Program host John Trout and his staff of correspondents provide a fast paced look at the world, with specialized reports from everywhere news happens.