Jeff Haber Named KKMG/Colorado Springs PD/Afternoons

Jeff Haber

Jeff Haber is appointed Program Director and PM drive host for heritage CHR KKMG-FM (98.9 Magic FM) in Colorado Springs, CO. He'll air weekdays from 3-7pm. Haber joins KKMG from CHR WBLI-FM in Long Island, NY. Prior to that, he was PD/on-air for WFMF-FM and KVDU-FM (104.1 the Spot) in Baton Rouge-New Orleans and was PD and an air personality for KEWB-FM (Power 94.7) in Redding, CA. Haber was formerly Syndication Producer for Premiere Networks' Big Boy's Neighborhood and program producer for Dave Styles at KBIG-FM (104.3 My FM) in Los Angeles. He began his radio career at WVBR-FM in Ithaca, NY.

Cumulus Colorado Springs Operations Manager Bobby Irwin said, "Jeff brings a ton of energy and ideas to the mighty Magic FM brand. We're excited to let him and his team loose on streets, events, and airwaves of Southern Colorado."

Haber commented, "With this opportunity I'll have been live on-air in every time zone in the Continental U.S.! That's pretty cool, right? I'm incredibly excited to bring my energy and programming style to the Magic brand. I can't wait to get creative with the Cumulus team to bring amazing experiences to Colorado Springs."

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