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Erica Shea Joins ''The Slacker Show'' on KALC in Denver


Erica Shea
Erica Shea

Erica Shea is the newest voice on KALC-FM (Alice 105.9) in Denver joining "The Slacker Show" beginning Monday, April 28. Shea will be on-air weekdays from 3-7pm MT alongside Slacker, T Hack, and Erin Doyle.

"I'm so excited to join the Alice 105.9 family and work with such a fun, creative team that's all about the future of radio," Shea said in the announcement. "Bringing my radio career to Denver and jumping into 'The Slacker Show' feels like the opportunity of a lifetime."

Shea started in radio at 17 as a board operator for KRTY in San Jose. Her career includes producing and on-air work for major stations across the country. In 2014, she joined KIIS-FM in Los Angeles as an intern and later became a fulltime producer for "On Air With Ryan Seacrest."

In 2022, she worked in San Diego on "The Geena the Latina and Frankie V Morning Show," taking on both producer and on-air roles. By 2023, she was co-hosting "E. White + Erica in the Morning" on KZHT in Salt Lake City.

Shea's experience also includes podcasting, having co-hosted and produced shows like "Breakfast At Sisanie's," "Almost On Air With Erica and Jon," and "Twinning With Sisanie."

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