Indianapolis radio personality John Cimasko, widely known as “Jersey Johnny,” has sadly passed away. The news was shared by fellow broadcaster Kent Sterling, who expressed his sorrow on social media, writing, “Sad news for #Colts fans and radio fans in Indy – John Cimasko (Jersey Johnny) passed away yesterday. Unique talent, great guy, and so…”
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Cimasko, a beloved figure in Indianapolis broadcasting, was best known for his work on 107.5/1070 The Fan, where he hosted “The Jersey Johnny Show.” His show became a staple for local sports enthusiasts, particularly fans of the Indianapolis Colts. With his passionate discussions about the team and a wide range of other topics, Cimasko built a loyal audience who tuned in regularly to hear his takes on everything from sports to rock music.
What set “The Jersey Johnny Show” apart was Cimasko’s interactive approach with his audience. The show featured open phone lines, giving fans an opportunity to share their thoughts, voice their opinions, and engage in lively discussions with the host. This unique format fostered a sense of community, where listeners felt they were part of the conversation. Cimasko’s wit, humor, and insightful commentary made him a favorite among his audience, and his ability to connect with fans will be remembered as one of his most cherished qualities.
In addition to his work on the airwaves, Cimasko maintained a strong presence on social media, where he engaged with fans, shared his perspectives on local sports, and connected with listeners outside of his radio show. His genuine approach and willingness to engage directly with the community only enhanced his appeal and solidified his place as a key figure in the Indianapolis broadcasting landscape.
Cimasko’s passing marks a significant loss for the Indianapolis radio community and his many devoted fans. His impact on local sports talk radio, particularly for Colts fans, is immeasurable, and he leaves behind a legacy of passionate broadcasting and meaningful connections with his audience.
As fans and colleagues remember “Jersey Johnny,” they will undoubtedly reflect on the unique voice and personality he brought to the airwaves. His contributions to Indianapolis radio and his ability to connect with fans will not be forgotten, and he will be greatly missed by all who had the pleasure of listening to his shows.
