BOB FM

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Target Audience

Busy, 40 year-old, with a full time job, home, and family.

25 – 54
Years Old

Mid to
Upper Income

Male 53.4%
Female 46.6%

College Degree
or More

Unlike other BOB stations across the country, ours is produced locally and uses live and local personalities.

BOB has an extensive playlist three or four times the size of ANY other station which means more variety. Plus, songs are rotated more slowly, reducing repetition making for great “at work” listening.

BOB consistently has one of the largest audiences in the market at almost half a million listeners each week. Minimal promotional activity creates very little clutter.

Personalities

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Krash Kelly

Weekdays 6A – 10A

A true Austinite, Krash interned at KVUE-TV in high school and quickly realized that radio was where he wanted to be. He’s worked at stations across Texas, from Lubbock to San Antonio, but eventually made his way home to Austin where he got a call from BOB to join his new station. Krash loves that BOB does things differently, and often asks himself in disbelief, “Am I getting paid for this?”

Rachel Marisay

Weekdays 10A - 2P

A radio pro for more than 25 years, Rachel is all about having fun and making life better for you! She understands the word “busy” being the mother of a 9 year-old daughter. She’s not sure which one of them enjoys toy shopping more. She’s also “mom” to two Siberian huskies, Scarlet and Carmine and Wendel the pug. When not in the studio, you can find Rachel working on a Children’s Book, a movie script for the Lifetime Network or on the trail, as she hopes to run a marathon in the near future.

Evan Shipe

Weekdays 2P – 7P

As a DJ/Music Architect™ with more years of experience than just about anyone except BOB, Evan’s been playing the hits all over the map and across the decades. In Dallas, no one was better at delivering heartfelt dedications for callers on his evening show at the Young Country affiliate. He and Kidd Kraddick were the team at KEGL, and when Radio Disney hit the national airwaves, Evan was the one who welcomed Mickey to his new home in radio for the first time.