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KUBL Salt Lake City's Longtime Morning Team Out
Citadel's longtime county KUBL (K-Bull 93FM) Salt Lake City morning team of Johnson & Johnson has exited the station after 13 years. Tommy Johnson and Joe Johnson checked in with Radio-Info.com to say they'll "go anywhere, do any format and are proven PPM performers." The jock page on the station's Web sitenow lists only morning show producer Matt Ramone. Johnson & Johnson can be reached at tommyjohnsonmail@gmail.com.
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