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Gow Media Adds Josh Innes to ESPN 97.5/Houston Lineup


Josh Innes
Josh Innes

Gow Media adds "The Josh Innes Show" to its weekday lineup on Sports KFNC-FM (ESPN 97.5 FM) Houston, starting Monday, May 18. He'll solo host the show weekdays from 2-4pm CT. Innes started his radio career in Baton Rouge in 2005, followed by his debut in Houston sports radio in 2009. In 2014 he enjoyed a 2-year stint in Philadelphia before returning to Houston in late 2016.

"We're excited to add Josh to our local lineup," said ESPN 97.5 General Manager Todd Farquharson. "He certainly has a following which will definitely bring new listeners to the station, and new advertisers."

Program Director and show host A.J. Hoffman added, "I've long respected Josh as a talented broadcaster. Being able to add him to our lineup in a time where every station is looking for an edge is a huge victory for KFNC."

Innes commented, "I'm thrilled to be back on the air in Houston. KFNC has a talented roster of personalities and I'm looking forward to working with everyone. I thank David Gow, Todd and A.J. for giving me this opportunity. I'm looking forward to winning with these guys."

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