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Cumulus Announces New Midday Line-Up for Tucson Duo


Bobbi Pereyda and Krystal Pino
Bobbi Pereyda and Krystal Pino

Country KIIM-FM (KiiM FM 99.5) and Classic Hip-Hop KSZR-FM (97.5 The Vibe)/Tucson name new midday hosts. Bobbi Pereyda (far left) moves from middays on 97.5 The Vibe to her new on-air home as midday host on KIIM, while Krystal Pino, who previously hosted middays on KIIM, now hosts middays on 97.5 The Vibe, moving from fulltime to parttime duties with Cumulus Tucson.

KIIM amd KSZR Program Director Buzz Jackson said, "I get the best of both worlds. I get to keep Krystal on 97.5 The Vibe and hand the keys to the midday show on KIIM to Bobbi, who has proven herself on the Vibe for the past year."

Pereyda commented, "As someone who was glued to the radio as a kid, getting the opportunity to be on The Vibe was a blessing and an incredible learning experience that opened a lot of doors. Little did I know that the door would be right across the hall at the biggest radio station in town, KiiM-FM 99.5. I'm excited and grateful that I get to continue my radio career in my hometown with listeners and a team that feels like family."

Pino remarked, "I am grateful to be a part of a company that values my show and experience. I am honored to say I worked for the legendary KiiM FM and made lifelong friends with the listeners. The next chapter begins with 97.5 the Vibe. The Vibe allows me to experience nostalgia with the music I grew up trying to record off the radio and put on my pager. So Tucson - let's have fun."

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