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Wilder Lands Nights At KBWF San Francisco
Ali Wilder has been promoted from weekends and fill-ins to weeknights at Entercom's country KBWF (95,7 The Wolf) San Francisco. She replaces Entercom's internally-syndicated evening show, "2nd Shift With Alan Kabel," which was cancelled in January. Wilder has been with the station for two years. Her new shift is 7 p.m. to midnight weekdays.Previous and Next Stories
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