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Jim Johnson Named Morning Co-host 104.3 WOMC/Detroit


Jim JJ Johnson
Jim JJ Johnson

Entercom has named Jim "JJ" Johnson as morning show co-host for 104.3 WOMC. Johnson will return to his morning show roots and join JoAnne Purtan for "JJ and JoAnne," weekdays from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. beginning March 16. Johnson will also continue serving as the station's midday show host, weekdays from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. ET.

"Jim Johnson is one of the most well-known radio personalities in Detroit, with over 40 years of experience exclusively in the market," said Debbie Kenyon, Senior Vice President and Market Manager, Entercom Detroit. "Jim and JoAnne have great chemistry on air together and I look forward to Jim bringing his humor and passion for music to mornings on 104.3 WOMC."

"So this is what full circle feels like?," said Johnson. "I couldn't be more excited to return to morning radio. I have been fortunate to have spent 31 successful years waking up with the city I love. Now I get to do it again with one of the most iconic names in radio history, JoAnne Purtan. JoAnne is an incredible and professional broadcaster who weaves seamlessly through video, audio and real life as well as anyone I've ever worked with. I can't wait to get started."

Johnson has over 40 years of radio experience, including 31 as a morning show host for WCSX-FM, WRIF-FM and WLLZ-FM in Detroit. He joined 104.3 WOMC in 2011 as a midday show host.

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