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WBEE/Rochester Names Bo Jaxon as Morning Show Co-Host


Bo Jaxon
Bo Jaxon

Bo Jaxon is named the new morning co-host for WBEE-FM in Rochester. Jaxon joins "The Bee Morning Coffee Club" alongside Terry Clifford and TJ Sharp, weekdays from 5:30-10am ET beginning June 12. Jaxon is inbound from KATC in Colorado Springs, CO, where he spent the last three years as morning host and Program Director. Prior stops include KWOF and KIMN in Denver, KBBY and KVEN in Ventura, CA and KLUC-FM in Las Vegas.

"We had a lot of qualified applicants for our opening at WBEE, and Bo quickly rose to the top," said WBEE Brand Manager Chris Michaels. "His passion, creativity and personality made him the perfect fit to join Terry and TJ on 'The Bee Morning Coffee Club.'"

"I grew up in New Jersey, so thank you, Audacy, for helping me come back home to the East Coast," added Jaxon. "I am super excited to join 'The Bee Morning Coffee Club' with TJ and Terry. They are incredible talents, and we will have so much fun waking up Rochester! I could not ask for a better opportunity with the leadership team of Tim Roberts, Chris Michaels and Sue Munn. The sky's the limit! Let's get this started."

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