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Hubbard South Florida Renews The KVJ Show


The KVJ Show
The KVJ Show

Hubbard Radio South Florida has signed a new long-term agreement with The KVJ Show, ensuring the morning program will remain on 97.9 WRMF for years to come. The renewal extends Hubbard's partnership with the morning team of Kevin Rolston, Virginia Sinicki, and Jason "J-Bird" Pennington.

"Kevin, Virginia, and Jason have created something truly special-an authentic, evolving show that resonates across generations," said David Adams, Brand & Content Director for WRMF. "It's a testament to the team's consistency, creativity, and deep connection with the South Florida community. This new agreement is a true celebration of everything the KVJ Show has built and continues to deliver day in and day out."

Market President Elizabeth Hamma said the trio has created a program that listeners have come to rely on as part of their daily routine. "We couldn't be more excited to continue our partnership with The KVJ Show on WRMF," Hamma said. "Kevin, Virginia, and Jason have created a show people don't just listen to-they depend on it."

Rolston credited Hubbard's culture and leadership for making the company's ownership of WRMF the most rewarding chapter of the show's history. "KVJ has had an amazing 27 years in South Florida, the last 12 at WRMF, but our last few years with Hubbard have been our favorite," Rolston said. "They understand that when you can connect with your talent, that you will then connect with your community."

Sinicki expressed gratitude for the opportunity to continue working alongside her longtime co-hosts, while Pennington said he looks forward to continuing discussions on everything from pop culture to debates about aliens and pineapple pizza.

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