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Jerry Cesak Leaving Jeff & Jer Showgram


Jerry Cesak
Jerry Cesak

This morning Jerry Cesak, one half of the Jeff & Jer Showgram announced he is leaving morning radio at KyXy 96.5 in San Diego.

"The reason I'm leaving radio can be told in 2 simple words," Cesak wrote in a post to listeners on Facebook, "It's time." Cesak adds "Life, I think, comes in chapters, and in my life, the radio chapter is over. I still love what I've done every morning in San Diego for 27 years. I still love the show and my family who does it with me. I'll miss them terribly and I'll certainly miss our marvelous audience. So part of me is sad for sure."

The Showgram will continue after Cesak's departure as Jeff Detrow, Jerry's radio partner for over three decades, will carry on with producer Tommy Sablan, co-hosts Laura Cain and Emily Griffiths. "After thirty-three years, Jerry's not just my radio partner, he's my brother," Detrow said, "That won't change just because we don't work together. Our show will continue. We are ready for the next thirty-three years!"

"The Jeff and Jer Showgram is a huge part of San Diego residents' daily lives," said KyXy Program Director Chris Patyk. "We respect Jerry's decision to move on and look forward to honoring and celebrating him over the next month. At the same time, we are also thrilled to continue our relationship with Jeff and the rest of the Showgram."

Jerry's final show is Wednesday, October 14.

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