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Albuquerque's 93.3 The Q Announces New Weekday Lineup


Leah Black and Carlos Duran
Leah Black and Carlos Duran

KOBQ-FM (93.3 The Q) in Albuquerque introduces a refreshed weekday on-air lineup. The new schedule is headlined by the return of Leah Black alongside longtime host and Program Director Carlos Duran. Black and Duran will co-host the new morning show, "Wake Up with Carlos D and Leah Black," airing weekdays from 6-10am. Black, who previously co-hosted mornings and hosted afternoons on the CHR outlet when it was 93.3 KOB-FM, makes her return to the Albuquerque airwaves.

In addition, Janae Martinez joins the lineup as the new afternoon host, airing weekdays from 2-6pm. Martinez previously co-hosted Albuquerque's number one afternoon show with Duran and brings her signature energy and deep connection with listeners to her new role.

Jeff Berry, Vice President/Market Manager for Cumulus Albuquerque, emphasized the company's commitment to local programming, stating: "These additions reflect Cumulus Media's commitment to delivering fresh, engaging, and high-quality local content to our listeners. Carlos D and Leah Black's new show brings a dynamic and exciting energy to mornings, while Janae Martinez's return ensures that our afternoons remain a powerful connection point for Albuquerque. Together, this team represents the very best of Albuquerque radio."

Duran expressed his enthusiasm for reuniting with Black, saying: "Leah is not only a fantastic broadcaster but also a great friend. Watching her growth beyond the mic has been incredible, and I'm thrilled to have her back at 93.3 The Q. Our chemistry and shared love for this city will make this new show something truly special for our listeners."

Black echoed the sentiment, adding: "I've known Carlos for decades and have always admired his ability to connect with listeners. Teaming up with him to wake up the Duke City is a true dream. We already know each other so well, and I think that creates a natural and entertaining dynamic that listeners will love. Carlos and I share a common desire to laugh and have fun, and we can't wait to bring everyone along for the ride."

Martinez also shared her excitement about returning to 93.3 The Q: "As a proud Burquena, I'm absolutely over the moon to be back at my favorite station -- the one I've always called home. This is a full-circle moment that fills me with so much joy and gratitude. There's nothing like connecting with my community right here in Albuquerque, and it feels amazing to be back where I truly belong."

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