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WDRV/Chicago Names Janda Lane as Permanent Midday Host


Janda Lane
Janda Lane

Hubbard Radio's WDRV (97.1 FM The Drive) Chicago promotes Janda Lane to permanent midday host and Music Director. For the past four years, Janda co-hosted afternoons with Steve Seaver before temporarily stepping in for midday talent Bob Stroud, who semi-retired in June. Stroud will continue hosting his daily features "Ten at 10" and "One 45 at 1:45" during Lane's midday program. Lane will also add Music Director duties and continue to host her podcast "Behind The Song."

Lane said, "I am beyond thrilled to move into middays on The Drive, and am honored to fill the space around the one and only Bob Stroud's long-standing Ten at 10 and One 45 at 1:45 features. Life is a winding road and I am so happy that the road has led me here to Chicago, to The Drive, and last and most importantly, to our awesome listeners. Thank you so much for listening."

Brand & Content Director Keith Hastings commented, "The Drive consists of a team that plays on a big stage at the highest level, and Janda is a perfect fit for promotion into this high profile assignment in every way I can think of. I'm elated for our audience, our clients, and our community whose experience with our brand benefits greatly from her spectacular talent, professionalism, and positivity."

Vice President & Market Manager Jeff England added, "We are delighted to promote Janda. Her extensive knowledge of Classic Rock and immense talent are the perfect combination for our loyal listeners middays on The Drive."

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