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Justin Credible Joins KZCE Phoenix Mornings


Justin Credible
Justin Credible

Sierra H Multimedia has named radio personality and entertainment influencer Justin Credible as the new morning host on Classic Hip Hop KZCE (101.1 The Bounce)/Phoenix. Justin Credible's Liftoff Show now airs weekdays from 6-10am.

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Credible launched his radio career in Las Vegas in the early 2000s and has since expanded his reach nationally. In addition to KZCE, he can be heard on KPW (Power 106)/Los Angeles and Shade 45 on SiriusXM, and also hosts the Justin Credible Podcast.

"I'm very excited to bring the talents of Justin Credible here to 101.1 The Bounce to wake up Phoenix," said Sierra H Multimedia Director of Programming and Content Eric Rosado. "Creddy's proven track record, not just within radio but the entertainment world, shines with this new show. Listeners crave enjoyable content along with their music, and human connection is just as important for radio today as it has always been. He is a perfect fit for this station and format, relating to our listeners' daily lifestyle."

Credible added, "I'm beyond excited to join the 101.1 The Bounce family and connect with the amazing listeners in Phoenix every morning. The opportunity to build something special with the Valley, bring positive energy, great conversations, and unforgettable moments to mornings is truly an honor. I'm incredibly grateful to Ken Brentlinger and Eric Rosado for believing in me and giving me this opportunity."

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