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Steve Harvey and KDAY, Los Angeles (93.5) part ways
Magic Broadcasting’s Urban “93.5 the Beat” continues to go through changes – with the latest being the departure of the syndicated Steve Harvey Morning show, which aired for the last time Friday, May 29. For now, KDAY will air “the Morning Beat”, focusing on music, until a new morning show is named.
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