 In the early 1990s, Majic 105's on-air staff included Bob Stanhope, Dick Farrell and Gary Peters (mornings), PD/MD Al Matthews (middays), Flora Whitelaw, Langdon Towne and Cutler Whitman (afternoons), "Rich Andrews" aka talk show host Joe Thomas, Hank Tuttle and Jim Hartman (nights), John Harrison, Cutler Whitman and Langdon Towne (overnights) and weekenders Joe Rondini, JJ, Jed Taylor, Rob "Robbie" Adams and Rob Deldin.In the early 1990s, Majic 105 began to have more competition as the rivals it had as WRVH also evolved to Adult Contemporary, in turn giving the station bigger signaled and heritage competition.In late September 1993 in order to more effectively compete with WHUD and WFAS-FM in Westchester and Putnam County and WDAQ in Danbury, Connecticut Majic 105's owner/manager Ron Graiff acted on impulse and purchased WVIP-FM/106.3 in Mount Kisco, New York from Martin Stone.