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WOFX/Cincinnati Names Sean Kelly as APD/Afternoons


Sean Kelly
Sean Kelly

Sean Kelly is named Assistant Program Talent and afternoon host for Classic Rock WOFX-FM (92.5 The Fox) in Cincinnati. He'll be heard weekdays from 2-7pm. A veteran Rock radio personality, Kelly was previously morning host on WEBN-FM in his hometown of Cincinnati, and was morning host on WMMS-FM in Cleveland. He started his career on WKQZ-FM (Z-93) in Saginaw, MI.

Kelly rounds out a new daily programming lineup on 92.5 The Fox, which also features "The Bob & Tom Show" from 5-10am, Laura Steele from 10am-2pm and Carl Cruse from 7pm-midnight. Steele was previously heard from 1-4pm, and Cruse takes on another hour, as he was previously heard from 8-midnight.

92.5 The Fox Program Director Steve Dent said, "I'm thrilled to have Sean join our team. He's a Cincinnati native with extensive knowledge of the market, audience, and format. He brings passion, creativity, and a lot of energy to 92.5 The Fox."

Kelly added, "In any situation in life, you wanna have a great opportunity and great people. I'm lucky enough to have both here at The Fox."

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