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Danny Meyers, Meghan Lane Ink New Hubbard Deals


Danny Meyers and Meghan Lane
Danny Meyers and Meghan Lane

Hubbard Radio South Florida has signed personalities Danny Meyers and Meghan Lane to new multi-year agreements, keeping the duo on two of the company's West Palm Beach stations. Meyers and Lane will continue to host afternoon drive on WRMF (97.9 WRMF) and mornings on WEAT (Sunny 107.9).

The pair have spent the past three years together at WRMF, where Hubbard credits their chemistry, local focus and ties to the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast with helping build a strong connection with listeners. They have also expanded their presence to WEAT, establishing a morning show built around entertainment, lifestyle content and community involvement.

"Renewing Danny and Meghan was an easy decision," said WRMF/WEAT Brand and Content Director David Adams. "Not only are they exceptionally talented, but they consistently deliver top-tier ratings, and they are genuinely great human beings."

Adams said their dedication to listeners and the Hubbard team has made the pair an integral part of the stations' success. "Three years have gone by so fast, and I'm so excited for many more," Meyers said. He thanked Hubbard leadership and Lane, calling working with her "one of the greatest joys of my career."

Lane said she was grateful for Hubbard's continued support and is looking forward to building on the team's accomplishments. "Getting to do what I love every day with Danny at an organization I love feels pretty hard to beat," Lane said. "Excited to keep building on everything we've accomplished together!"

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