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Theo Adds PD Duties At KDAY
Veteran LA personality Theo is named PD of Magic Broadcasting's urban KDAY/Los Angeles. Theo will also continue in his role as midday and late night host at the station. He replaces Robert Scorpio who left in May to concentrate on his consultancy.
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