The SIT staff includes:

	Host Tom Wilson, a Detroit attorney and former DJ in his other life. Let's face it, Tom is old and has personal knowledge about this nostalgic stuff. His favorite game was "Kick the Can."
	Alison Harris, who graduated from Albion College with a degree in Communications and is presently working toward a masters degree. She speaks French fluently and has traveled extensively in South Africa. She is heard regularly on the Big Band shows and is the host of the "Make Believe Ballroom," a nostalgic show featuring the bands of today playing the music of yesterday. She loves to swing dance.
	Sarah Swanson, who graduated from the University of Michigan with a degree in Communications. She has been on SIT for more than eight years and loves trying to stump Tom with obscure facts about Big Bands.
	Heather Novak, a senior at Wayne State University, where she majors in Media Arts & Studies. She is an accomplished organist, and in 2000 won first place as the Outstanding Young Organist in the United States contest sponsored by the American Theater Organ Society. She won third place in the world competition later that year. She is heard on many of the SIT Big Band shows and on the "Make Believe Ballroom" programs.

Deceased staff members still heard on SIT:

Ed McKenzie, aka Jack the Bell Boy, was Detroit's top DJ in the 1940s and 1950s. Ed recorded many special shows for SIT, featuring his personal insight into the musical personalities of his day.

Dick Osgood was known as the Dean of Detroit Radio. He recorded many special stories about his early days of radio. Dick shared an office with the Lone Ranger and used to cut up with Edith Fern Melrose, Detroit's Lady of Charm.

Bill Kennedy was a famous radio and TV personality in the Detroit area. He was also in more than 60 movies. Bill recorded many snippets of his memories of the show world of his day, and he'd tell you about his movie days if you encouraged him.