95.7 The Wolf Announces Lineup
The official press release:
THE NEW 95.7 THE WOLF TO LAUNCH "Y'ALL-TURNATIVE MORNING SHOW" ON MONDAY, APRIL 16, WEEKDAYS FROM 5 A.M. TO 10 A.M.
Bay Area's Fresh Country station announces new program line-up
SAN FRANCISCO, April 16, 2007 -- When the new 95.7 The Wolf launches the "Y'all-turnative Morning Show" on Monday, April 16 at 5:00 a.m., it will reflect the country station's vow to remain "predictably unpredictable."
The announcement was made by Scott Mahalick, KBWF Prime Minister of Twang.
Hosting the five-hour program will be radio veteran Gill Alexander and ultimate renaissance woman LeBaron "LB" Meyers. Alexander is well-known to Bay Area radio listeners for his on-air roles with KMEL in the evening and, most recently, morning drive at KISS FM. Meyers brings an interesting and varied background to the on-air team, between an investment career, a passion for both basketball and yoga, as the author of the children¹s book "Happening of Girroo," and a communications degree.
Marcus Osborne will be executive producer of the new morning show, and he will also have an on-air role. Osborne was a key part of the Alice morning show, particularly his movie reviews, before moving to KMEL where he contributed to the morning show with Chuy Gomez. Most recently, Osborne has been an on-air personality and producer of the "Renel in the Morning Show" on KISS.
Market veteran Sue Hall will deliver news, traffic and information, along with "Information Officer" Eddie King.
New line-up, award-winning hosts
Midday Personality and Music Director Nikki Landry takes the mic from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nikki comes to The Wolf from WBEE in Rochester, New York. She was nominated by the Radio Music Awards as one of America's "Best On-Air Country Music Personalities."
Legendary Show Host JoJo Kincaid takes on The Wolf's afternoon drive from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. JoJo has been an air personality in eight of the top 10 markets in America and has been nominated for both Gavin and Billboard "Air Personality of the Year" awards.
Rounding up The Wolf's on-air lineup is Tic Tak, 7 p.m. to midnight, hosting the craziest, most exciting, phone-intensive nightly broadcasts in the Bay Area. Tic Tak's mission, "to put 1,000 people on the radio each night!"
The new 95.7 The Wolf went on the air on March 1, featuring country hit-makers such as Kenny Chesney, Keith Urban, Faith Hill, Carrie Underwood and Toby Keith, as well as cross-over artists Michelle Branch, Sheryl Crow, Bon Jovi, John Mellencamp and more.
"We've been working with Nashville on new and unique ways to connect artists with the Bay Area music fans, like never before," said Mahalick. "The Wolf will embrace what is great about today's fresh new country," he added, "and will reflect the unique taste of the Bay Area audience with a presentation that is high energy, fun and entertaining."
About Entercom Communications Corp.
Entercom entered the San Francisco market in January 2007 with the acquisition of former Bonneville stations MAX (now The Wolf, KBWF), KDFC and KOIT. Entercom is one of the nation¹s largest radio broadcasters, with operations in San Francisco, Boston, Seattle, Denver, Sacramento, Portland, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Austin, Norfolk, Buffalo, New Orleans, Providence, Memphis, Greensboro, Rochester, Greenville/Spartanburg, Madison, Wichita, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, Springfield and Gainesville/Ocala.
THE NEW 95.7 THE WOLF TO LAUNCH "Y'ALL-TURNATIVE MORNING SHOW" ON MONDAY, APRIL 16, WEEKDAYS FROM 5 A.M. TO 10 A.M.
Bay Area's Fresh Country station announces new program line-up
SAN FRANCISCO, April 16, 2007 -- When the new 95.7 The Wolf launches the "Y'all-turnative Morning Show" on Monday, April 16 at 5:00 a.m., it will reflect the country station's vow to remain "predictably unpredictable."
The announcement was made by Scott Mahalick, KBWF Prime Minister of Twang.
Hosting the five-hour program will be radio veteran Gill Alexander and ultimate renaissance woman LeBaron "LB" Meyers. Alexander is well-known to Bay Area radio listeners for his on-air roles with KMEL in the evening and, most recently, morning drive at KISS FM. Meyers brings an interesting and varied background to the on-air team, between an investment career, a passion for both basketball and yoga, as the author of the children¹s book "Happening of Girroo," and a communications degree.
Marcus Osborne will be executive producer of the new morning show, and he will also have an on-air role. Osborne was a key part of the Alice morning show, particularly his movie reviews, before moving to KMEL where he contributed to the morning show with Chuy Gomez. Most recently, Osborne has been an on-air personality and producer of the "Renel in the Morning Show" on KISS.
Market veteran Sue Hall will deliver news, traffic and information, along with "Information Officer" Eddie King.
New line-up, award-winning hosts
Midday Personality and Music Director Nikki Landry takes the mic from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nikki comes to The Wolf from WBEE in Rochester, New York. She was nominated by the Radio Music Awards as one of America's "Best On-Air Country Music Personalities."
Legendary Show Host JoJo Kincaid takes on The Wolf's afternoon drive from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. JoJo has been an air personality in eight of the top 10 markets in America and has been nominated for both Gavin and Billboard "Air Personality of the Year" awards.
Rounding up The Wolf's on-air lineup is Tic Tak, 7 p.m. to midnight, hosting the craziest, most exciting, phone-intensive nightly broadcasts in the Bay Area. Tic Tak's mission, "to put 1,000 people on the radio each night!"
The new 95.7 The Wolf went on the air on March 1, featuring country hit-makers such as Kenny Chesney, Keith Urban, Faith Hill, Carrie Underwood and Toby Keith, as well as cross-over artists Michelle Branch, Sheryl Crow, Bon Jovi, John Mellencamp and more.
"We've been working with Nashville on new and unique ways to connect artists with the Bay Area music fans, like never before," said Mahalick. "The Wolf will embrace what is great about today's fresh new country," he added, "and will reflect the unique taste of the Bay Area audience with a presentation that is high energy, fun and entertaining."
About Entercom Communications Corp.
Entercom entered the San Francisco market in January 2007 with the acquisition of former Bonneville stations MAX (now The Wolf, KBWF), KDFC and KOIT. Entercom is one of the nation¹s largest radio broadcasters, with operations in San Francisco, Boston, Seattle, Denver, Sacramento, Portland, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Austin, Norfolk, Buffalo, New Orleans, Providence, Memphis, Greensboro, Rochester, Greenville/Spartanburg, Madison, Wichita, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, Springfield and Gainesville/Ocala.
Labels: 95.7, entercom, JoJo Kincaid, max fm, Nikki Landry, scott mahalick, the wolf
posted by DavidFerrellJackson at 7:28 PM
6 Comments:
What happened??? I loved your station. You played wonderful music from the current to some of the older ones. Now...every time I turn the station on there is a lot of talking, laughing, silly stuff. This morning on the way to work, I heard ONE song...in 20 minutes. Please return to your early days of music! I could not stand the goofiness of the other country music station (96.5? out of San Jose) for the same reasons that I've been turning your station off now. Please...more music, less talk and silliness! Thanks for listening.
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"What happened??? I loved your station. You played wonderful music from the current to some of the older ones. Now...every time I turn the station on there is a lot of talking, laughing, silly stuff. This morning on the way to work, I heard ONE song...in 20 minutes. Please return to your early days of music! I could not stand the goofiness of the other country music station (96.5? out of San Jose) for the same reasons that I've been turning your station off now. Please...more music, less talk and silliness! Thanks for listening."
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Åmen.
I agree....it is all talk and no music. This station is going down hill fast. I dont even listen to it anymore, satalite radio will really be the end to all of you if you dont change the program. WE HATE TALKING AND ADDS! WE DONT CARE WHO'S TALKING WE WANT TO HEAR COUNTRY!
Now that auto makers are installing Sirus or XM in all vehicles standard...good luck, there no question what the public will choose.
oh PS: Your morning crew is not funny they suck.
Your morning crew needs to pack it up and stop with all the talking. Play country!
Enough with all the chatting in the morning. Play Country!
The morning crew stinks! I turn down the radio when they are on and only turn it up when the music is back! The only 2 things that you have got right is Flash Back Fridays and bringing back JD! You need him on in the mornings where he belongs! Keep flash back fridays and put JD where he belongs in the the mornings!
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