After the exit of Loren Owens this morning after 38 years at the station, Beasley Media Classic Hits 105.7 WROR Framingham/Boston has announced that Bob Bronson will take over the rebranded “ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson, LBF and Brian” on Monday, July 1.
Bronson most recently spent ten years co-hosting mornings at iHeartMedia AC “106.7 Lite-FM” WLTW New York until exiting in May. The Maine native also served as Program Director/afternoon host at 95.7 WZID Manchester NH and has worked in Portland ME, Boston, Louisville, and Raleigh during his career.
Bronson will be joined by current co-host Lauren Beckham-Falcone and Brian ‘Lungboy’ Bell on the morning show.
Beasley Media Group, LLC; a subsidiary of Beasley Broadcast Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: BBGI) announces Bob Bronson has been named as the new Morning Drive Personality of The ROR Morning Show with Bob Bronson, LBF and Brian on 105.7 WROR-FM in Boston. He will officially begin on the air on Monday, July 1st, 2019.
Bronson most recently spent 10 years hosting the #1 rated morning show in New York at 106.7 Lite FM. The radio veteran began his career in his hometown of Portland, Maine and has worked in Boston, New Hampshire, Louisville and Raleigh.
Bronson will join Lauren Beckham-Falcone (LBF) and Brian Bell mornings on the station.
“I want to thank the Beasley management team, including Mary Menna, Cadillac Jack and Buzz Knight for giving me the chance to wake up the greatest city in the world,” said Bronson. “I can’t wait to join the amazing team at WROR!”
“I’ve known Bob for over a decade and am excited for the ROR audience to get to know him as well,” said Beasley Media Group Boston Director of Programming, Cadillac Jack. “He’s a battle-tested, hard-working winner who is a relatable storyteller and all-around wonderful person to be leading our talented morning team!”
“Bob is a world-class talent,” said Beasley Media Group Boston Vice President and Market Manager, Mary Menna. “We are so fortunate to be able to bring him home to Boston, and to the WROR listeners.”
