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Superadio signs “The Weekend Throwdown”
“Throwdown" is hosted by Jagger, who also holds down two other gigs in New York City: He’s night jock at Clear Channel’s WKTU (103.5) and MD at top 40 sister “Z100” WHTZ. Jagger has been self-syndicating his weekend “Throwdown” since 2008, and currently has 22 stations including KZZP Phoenix and KONN Denver. Now he’s got a home at Superadio.
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