WLTJ-FM Welcomes ''Ya Jagoff!'' Podcast to On-Air Line Up

Rachael Rennebeck and John Chamberlin

WLTJ-FM announces co-hosts of the popular Pittsburgh Podcast, "Ya Jagoff!" to the on-air line up starting June 6. Rachael Rennebeck and John Chamberlin, creators of the local podcast, will now bring "Ya Jagoff on Q" to 92.9 FM weekdays from 7-10pm. "Ya Jagoff!" in its 6th year as a podcast and 11th as a blog, is all about the cool stuff going on in Pittsburgh.

Guests join Rennebeck and Chamberlin to talk about food, entertainment, culture, local events and of course, jagoffs! The podcast is based on the Pittsburgh humor blog, Yajagoff.com. "Ya Jagoff on Q" will be a condensed version of the successful podcast.

"We've thought about a concept like this for a while, we needed to find the right fit with creative and local content that we believed in. Rachael and John definitely meet those needs," said Steel City Media Owner/General Manager Gregg Frischling.

Rennebeck added, "It is refreshing and humbling that Steel City Media believes in our podcast and appreciates our dedication. It feels like the right fit, and we are thrilled to be part of Steel City Media. We cannot wait to get started and be a part of something new in Pittsburgh."

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