TJ McCormack isn’t just another radio host, he’s a storyteller, a thinker, and the kind of voice you instantly want to grab a late-night coffee with.
Known for his quick wit and warmth, TJ brings an authenticity that’s rare in talk radio. His background spans stand-up comedy, acting, and political commentary, giving him the ability to move effortlessly between humor and depth, laughter and reflection.
That blend of intelligence and approachability shines through every weekend from 2 to 5 a.m. on Another Side of Midnight, where curiosity never sleeps. Each episode feels like a spontaneous conversation that could go anywhere, from the meaning of faith and recovery to Hollywood anecdotes and even the mysteries of the supernatural. Recent guests include broadcasting legend Bill O’Reilly, Hollywood icon Charlie Sheen, and spiritual authority Bishop James Long, among others.
When Charlie Sheen and TJ McCormack sat down for that weekend late-night slot, listeners got more than a celebrity guest, they got a raw, honest conversation that hit both the glitz and the grit. Sheen didn’t just show up to talk fame, he opened up about his journey, his struggles, and the lessons he’s learned along the way.
They dove into sobriety, where Sheen spoke candidly about the turning point in his life, how addiction shaped him, and what recovery truly means when the cameras are off and the silence is loud. The discussion was real, unscripted, and vulnerable, showing a side of him many haven’t heard.
Then they pivoted, naturally, because this is Another Side of Midnight. Sheen addressed the bizarre, the unbelievable, the edge-of-night territory: portals to hell, not metaphorically but in the sense of confronting one’s darkest moments, temptations, and inner demons. With TJ guiding the conversation, the topic skirted the supernatural, the spiritual, and the psychological, Sheen reflecting on how fame and inner conflict intertwined for him.
The third major thread? Exorcism, not as a gimmick, but as a metaphor and sometimes literal narrative of cleansing, fighting inner ghosts, and emerging stronger. Sheen and TJ talked about the idea of “exorcising” past choices, public perception, and reputation, pulling back the curtain on the transformation from wild spotlight to mindful introspection.
Charlie Sheen on Another Side of Midnight with TJ McCormack
Throughout, TJ’s comedic background and reporter’s instincts kept the tone lively and sincere: jokes interspersed with serious revelations, laughs balanced with reflection. It wasn’t your typical celebrity chat, it was late-night talk radio with depth, curiosity, and edge. For affiliates, that means an episode that doesn’t just play, it pauses the station lineup, creates buzz, invites listener loyalty.
Whether he’s sharing a laugh, debating a controversial idea, or exploring life’s unexplainable corners, TJ’s trademark is honesty. He listens. He connects. And that’s what keeps audiences coming back week after week. With Another Side of Midnight, he’s revived the art of late-night talk, proving that even at 3 a.m., the right voice can light up the airwaves.
