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WLYF/Miami Reaches Multi-year Extension with Julie Guy


Julie Guy
Julie Guy

Entercom inks a new multi-year contract extension with air personality Julie Guy. She'll continue as morning host of "Julie Guy & Tamara G" on WLYF-FM (101.5 Lite FM) in Miami, weekdays from 5:30am-12pm ET. Guy began her radio career in South Florida in 1991 and has served as a morning host for WLYF since 2013. Prior to joining Entercom, she held on-air roles for Miami stations WFLC, WBGG, WZTA, WPLL and WSHE.

"As a veteran of the station, Julie encapsulates the spirit of 101.5 Lite FM and sets the tone for our programming slate each morning," said Entercom South Florida Senior VP/Market Manager Keriann Worley. "Her distinct energy and solid rapport with Tamara translate to a quality morning show and I'm happy to keep her in the fold for years to come."

"I am thrilled and honored to continue to have the privilege to do what I love to do on 101.5 LITE FM," added Guy. "I look forward to many more years engaging and interacting with the loyal listeners of South Florida alongside Tamara."

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