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Ashley and Brad Show Adds Three New U.S. Affiliates
| RADIO ONLINE | Monday, June 2, 2025 | 3:54pm CT |
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Skid Trax has announced that "The Ashley and Brad Show" is expanding its national footprint with the addition of three new affiliate stations: KCLK-FM (Hot Country 94.1) in Spokane WA, WBAZ-FM (102.5 BAZ) in the Hamptons NY, and KKYO-HD2 in Seattle, WA.
Hosted by Ashley Paige and Brad Abrell, the daily program blends upbeat conversation, pop culture commentary, and life tips, with an emphasis on entertaining and inspiring listeners. The show airs on a growing list of stations across the country and has earned a loyal following for its approachable and engaging style.
Brad Abrell welcomed the new affiliates, saying, "We're beyond thrilled to welcome KCLK, WBAZ, and KGY to the Ashley and Brad family. It's an honor to connect with new listeners in these vibrant communities, and we can't wait to share our conversations, laughs, and stories with them every day."
At KGY, which is programmed by Broadcast Partners' Ken Moultrie, the hosts have taken an active role in integrating with station operations. "Ashley & Brad work closely with us to provide everything we need to integrate their show with the station and market, quickly," said Moultrie. "They've even joined staff meetings with programming and sales. They are truly part of the team both on and off air."
Michael Raffety, Co-Founder of Skid Trax, noted, "The addition of these three outstanding stations underscores the growing appeal of The Ashley and Brad Show. We're committed to delivering quality programming that resonates with audiences and provides value to our affiliates."
Visit the Ashley & Brad website by clicking here.
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