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St. James Joins Airstaff at news/talk KTAR-FM, Phoenix
Bruce St. James, the former PD of CBS Radio’s country KMLE and rhythmic KZON Phoenix, is joining the crew at Bonneville’s crosstown news/talk KTAR-FM (92.3). He will host the 9 a.m. to noon shift beginning May 3. St. James posted on Facebook, “I am excited, nervous and humbled by this challenge.” He exited the CBS stations in March after just three months on the job. Radio-Info.com’s Phoenix discussion board is talking about his new appointment.
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