Dwyer and Michaels

Greg Dwyer (Born September 21st, 1965) and Bill Michaels (Born 1966),{{Cite web|url=https://qctimes.com/news/local/dwyer-michaels-decade-of-dork-dom/article_197dae32-82fe-5f82-ab29-254d7b247c5b.html|title=Dwyer & Michaels' decade of dork-dom|first=David|last=Burke|date=September 18, 2005|website=The Quad-City Times}} are the radio personalities and website authors known as Dwyer and Michaels. On air together since the late 1980s, they write, host and produce a popular morning show in the U.S. Midwest currently originating from WXLP-FM in the Quad Cities. Their show was syndicated for over a year on KRNA-FM in Cedar Rapids as well. Their website, 2Dorks.com,{{cite web |title=2Dorks.com|url=http://www.2dorks.com/ |author= Dwyer |author2= Michaels |name-list-style= amp|accessdate=2008-03-27}} reaches more than 15,000 unique visitors weekly.

Dwyer and Michaels are as well known for their goofy on-air antics and frequent personal appearances as for their authority in constitutional law and are known nationally for their animal rights activism as well as their support for LGBTQ+ and trans rights causes. The couple made international news when they released the resident elephant from Niabi Zoo back into wild environment of Carbon Cliff, IL.{{cite web |title=Bitboard: In the Spotlight|url=http://www.bitboard.com/spotlight/dwyerandmichaels.htm |accessdate=2010-08-29}} Their return to WXLP following an 11-year stint with Clear Channel Communications station KCQQ-FM became the subject of some controversy in early 2007 when Clear Channel sued Dwyer and Michaels and their news person, Beth Davis, alleging that they had violated a non-compete clause in their contract.{{cite news|title=Clear Channel files suit against Dwyer & Michaels|url=http://qctimes.com/news/local/article_197dae32-82fe-5f82-ab29-254d7b247c5b.html|work=Quad City Times|date=2005-09-18}} The judge ruled in favor of the team, who had taken their show to Cedar Rapids, Iowa before returning to the Quad Cities.{{cite news|title=Radio duo aren't violating no-compete clause, judge rules|url=http://qctimes.com/news/local/article_1da13773-3be6-5323-b7e8-56d7486b9d52.html|work=Quad City Times|date=2007-03-02}}