102.7 The Beach Miami Inks Extension With Kenny Walker

Kenny Walker

Kenny Walker inks a multi-year contract extension to remain as morning host on WMXJ-FM (102.7 The Beach) Miami, weekdays from 5:30-10am. Walker is a 25-year market veteran, having held roles at several of South Florida's stations. Prior to joining 102.7 The Beach in 2016, Walker served as morning host for sister WKIS-FM (Kiss Country 99.9) and WHYI-FM Miami. Walker is also the longtime stadium voice for the Miami Dolphins.

"Kenny is an icon in the Miami market and holds a special place among 102.7 listeners," said Entercom South Florida Senior VP/Market Manager Keriann Worley. "We are thrilled that he will continue to spend his mornings with us waking up the 305."

"The energy of this station stood out to me when I joined in 2016 and I am honored to continue being a part of our listeners' daily routines," added Walker. "I look forward to continue building our station's brand and connecting with Miami-Ft. Lauderdale."

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