In April 1994, Booth American merged with Broadcast Alchemy to form Secret Communications in a $160 million deal. Gary Bruce was hired from WIOD/Miami as program director that May, and hired two hosts from WIOD in a lineup revamp: Chuck Meyer for mornings, replacing "Imus in the Morning", and Jaz McKay for late mornings. The former WMMS morning team of Jeff Kinzbach and Ed "Flash" Ferenc were reunited in afternoon drive with "Rock 'n Roll Talk Radio", while Mike Trivisonno took over as "Sportsline" host; Trivisonno was a regular caller to Pete Franklin's iteration of the show and was dubbed "Mr. Know It All" derisively by Franklin. Eventually, Rich Michaels joined WWWE in May 1995 in the late morning position, and Jaz McKay was moved to late evenings. "The Bob & Tom Show" was also added to the lineup in evenings via tape-delay in October 1995.