WOMX-FM (105.1 FM, "Mix 105.1") is a radio station located in the Orlando, Florida area.

105.1 FM was owned by Rounsaville Radio in 1973, was sold to Nationwide Communications in 1982, then Omni American and then again to Shamrock Broadcasting in 1996 then to Cox Broadcasting in 1998, then to Infinity Radio (CBS) in 2000.

The station began broadcasting as WOMX on September 14, 1989 after a 16 year run as Top 40 WBJW ("BJ 105"). The station changed to WOMX (formerly the call letters for a coast guard ship based in Biloxi, MS) due to declining ratings an a growing adult radio market. Initially, "Mix 105.1"'s format was characterized as "Adult Top 40", but was quickly modified to a slightly more mature "Hot Adult Contemporary" sound, with a greater emphasis on hits from the past.

The station signed on with Mike Elliot and Beth Ann Schaffer in mornings, Tracey Young, Middays, Dave Kelly in Afternoons, and Nick Sanders at night. The overnights were held by Keith Summers. The station was first programmed by Brian Thomas.

Todd Alan Clem (born April 21, 1966) better known by his Legal name Bubba the Love Sponge Clem. He is the host of The Bubba the Love Sponge Show on one Cox Radio and one Beasley Broadcast Group station, as well as on RadioIO.

Bubba, a native of Warsaw, Indiana, began his radio career on Indiana State University's WISU-FM. Following school, one of his first paying gigs was at WGRD in Grand Rapids, Michigan where he worked evenings. The ever controversial Bubba was in trouble with WGRD almost from the start due to the sexual content of his show. Bubba also took shots against crosstown competitor WKLQ, in particular Danny Douglas who worked at WKLQ during the evening. Bubba went after Danny by calling him a homosexual on the air, at one point even claiming that Danny had AIDS. After Roger's Department Store canceled their account with WGRD, management at the station met with Bubba and explicitly told him what he couldn't say on the air. Bubba also apologized to Danny, but less than a week later Bubba began to disparage Danny on the air again. On December 20, 1988, a 13-year-old-girl listening to the show called Bubba to defend Danny. Bubba made sexual references to Danny and to the 13-year-old female caller. He was fired the next day. Bubba also enjoyed a short stay at Hot 102/WLUM-FM in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Deborah Ann "Debbie" Gibson (born August 31, 1970) is an American singer-songwriter, record producer, and actress. In 1988 she was pronounced the youngest artist to write, produce, and perform a #1 single on the Billboard Hot 100, with her song "Foolish Beat" and she remains the youngest female to write, record, and perform a #1 single. She has gone on to starring roles on Broadway and touring musicals, as well as independent film and television work. She continues to record, and reached the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart as high as #24 during 2006 in a duet with Jordan Knight titled "Say Goodbye". In 2010, the album Ms. Vocalist, from Sony Japan was Top 10 on the Japanese Billboard chart and the first single from the album, “I Love You”, hit #1.

Debbie Gibson was born in Brooklyn, New York, the third daughter of four for Diane and Joseph Gibson. She grew up in the Long Island suburb of Merrick and was raised Catholic. At the age of five, she began performing in community theater with her sisters Karen, Michele, and Denise, and cousin T.J Normandin and wrote her first song, "Make Sure You Know Your Classroom". At age eight, she sang in the children's chorus at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. She began playing the ukulele and taking piano lessons soon after, including with American pianist Morton Estrin. She said that her household was probably the only one where bystanders would hear kids fighting over piano playing time.

Chris Orion (born September 22, 1976) is an American radio personality. He is best known for being the voice of the "Saturday Night Party Mix" on WOMX-FM, Mix 105.1 in Orlando, Florida. Formerly known as Ed "the phone guy" Downs, he began and maintained a radio career in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from 1997-2001. The Saturday Night Party Mix was the most listened to weekend radio program at The Walt Disney World Resort. It was so popular that for the Saturday Night Party Mix's 5,000th request, Walt Disney World's Pleasure Island created a one-night only drink. The Chris-orita made its debut in the Rock and Roll Beach Club on July 8, 2006. Chris celebrated the 100th Saturday Night Party Mix on December 9, 2007.

Chris began his career early in 1996 with an internship at a simulcasted AM station facing the Liberty Bell in Downtown Philadelphia. From those days of dubbing reel-to-reels and recording commercials for "A King's Limo", Chris left the low-watt station for chance to board-op overnight on WYXR-FM, STAR 104.5. Within a few short days, he was asked to participate on the Gary Bryan Morning Show. During an off air discussion, Chris mentioned that working at McDonald's would provide him with more microphone time than answering phones. The next break, Gary Bryan opened the mic and began a search for a McDonald's to broadcast from. Days later, the tri-state area woke to Ed asking people if they would like to "make that a combo" The success of the stunt lead to the "Ed The Phone Guy" character becoming a popular feature in Philadelphia morning radio. Chris was the youngest on-air personality on modern Philadelphia radio.