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Shannon Holly Joins 94.3 The Point Morning Show in Jersey Shore


Shannon Holly and Lou Russo
Shannon Holly and Lou Russo

Townsquare Media welcomes Shannon Holly to the Jersey Shore morning show on WJLK-FM 94.3 The Point. Holly joins 18-year station veteran Lou Russo. Shannon was born and raised in the garden state and is a 20-year radio vet. Her career highlights include winning the prestigious Marconi Award for Large Market Personality of the Year in 2014 and hosting morning shows at KSTP-FM/Minneapolis and WSTR-FM/Atlanta.

"She is funny, she is real and she's a true pro," said Russo. "I am looking forward to working with her and learning from her. We can't wait to give the Jersey Shore the morning show they deserve. I couldn't be more excited about having shannon on the team!"

"When something is a perfect fit you just know it," said Holly. "This Jersey girl is beyond excited to be back home doing what I love most - morning radio."

Townsquare market president Jim Antes added, "i am extremely excited to welcome Shannon Holly to Townsquare and this incredible radio station. Shannon's energy and charisma is a perfect match for the legendary Lou Russo who already shines each and every morning. This new morning show duo will take 94.3 the point to new heights at the Jersey Shore."

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