Altitude Sports Radio 92.5 in Denver has made changes to their weekday lineup. The moves are the first decisions made under new programmer Dave Tepper.
Mornings have a new vibe, as the voice of the Colorado Avalanche, Marc Moser, moves from middays to join Vic Lombardi on a daily basis. Lombardi had previously hosted morning drive on the station alongside James Merilatt and Will Peterson.
Middays have been switched from two shows to one, and now feature the three man team of Josh Dover, Scott Hastings, and Ryan Harris. Hastings had previously hosted 10a-1p with Julie Browman. Harris had been co-hosting the afternoon show, and Dover had been contributing to Moser’s 1p-3p show.
With Harris moving into middays, Nate Kreckman becomes the main voice of Altitude’s afternoon show. The 2p-6p weekday program has been renamed Kreckman & Company, and will feature rotating co-hosts for the time being. Kreckman has been featured in afternoons since the station launched in 2016, originally partnered with former Denver Broncos offensive lineman, Tom Nalen
The lineup change went into effect on Monday, continuing what has been an active month for the station after switching from AM 950 to 92.5 FM in September
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