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Henry Lake to Host "Lake Night" on 830 WCC0/Minneapolis


Henry Lake
Henry Lake

Entercom has announced a new late-night show on 830 WCCO in Minneapolis. "Lake Night" with host Henry Lake will air weeknights from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. CT, beginning March 11.

"The introduction of a new late-night show allows for our station to better serve our listeners as they are winding down their days," said Shannon Knoepke, Senior Vice President and Market Manager, Entercom Minneapolis. "We are thrilled to welcome Henry to our broadcast team in the Twin Cities and look forward to his fresh perspective on the daily events and topics that matter most."

"I am eager to join 830 WCCO and to be a part of the new direction and continued growth at one of the truly legendary stations in radio," said Lake. "I look forward to providing an entertaining and fresh voice for our Minneapolis listeners, while bringing different perspectives and opinions to the table."

Lake has an extensive history in radio across the Midwest, including most recently serving as an on-air personality for sister station 610 Sports Radio (KCSP-AM) in Kansas City. He has also held on-air roles for KFAN FM 100.3 in Minneapolis.

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