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Andrews Returns to Audacy Wisconsin as BM/Afternoons


Brett Andrews
Brett Andrews

Audacy appoints Brett Andrews as Brand Manager for WMHX-FM (Mix 105.1 FM) in Madison and Assistant Brand Manager for both WMYX-FM (99.1 The Mix) and WXSS-FM (103.7 Kiss FM) in Milwaukee, effective July 14. In addition to his leadership roles, Andrews will host afternoons on 99.1 The Mix, airing weekdays from 2-7pm CT. Andrews' new post marks a homecoming, as his career began in the same building over 25 years ago.

"There's something special about these stations that keeps pulling me back," said Andrews. "It's an honor to return and help carry on their incredible legacy. Huge thanks to Jason Bjorson and Molly Cruz for believing in me. It feels so good to be home again."

Audacy Wisconsin's Senior Vice President and Market Manager Jason Bjorson added, "Brett's deep connection to these stations and proven talent in the industry make him an incredible asset. We're so excited to have Brett's passion for radio and knowledge of the Milwaukee and Madison markets back on our team."

Prior to rejoining Audacy, Andrews served as Senior Vice President of Programming at iHeartRadio in Milwaukee and Madison, where he also held Program Director roles at stations including WRIT, WZEE, KSLZ in St. Louis, and KKRZ in Portland. On air, he has been heard at major stations including 103.5 Kiss FM in Chicago, Z100 in Portland, 104.7 KISS FM in Phoenix, and 101.3 KDWB in Minneapolis.

Andrews' return to 103.7 Kiss FM also marks a full-circle moment-he previously hosted on the station in 2007.

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