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Brad and Jen bid Farewell...

It's True... The Afternoon Drive just won't be the same

	Jen Taylor

The big announcement brought tears to our eyes as long time afternoon duo Brad and Jen announced Monday they would be leaving the Star family.

“I am so sad to see them go. They have been such an asset to the Star family. They have shown what being a Christian in radio is about,” said Traci Lee, station manager for WHJT.

“I know they will go on to great things,” said Russ Robinson, General Manager for Star 93.5.

Star 93.5 is owned by Mississippi College and uses students to work while they are getting degrees in areas of Communication.

	Brad Michaels

“The most amazing, dynamic duo since Batman and Robin,” says Kaleb the producer extraordinaire. “I have to agree with Kaleb to a certain degree,” says Traci, “although I would never, ever, under any circumstances want to see Brad in tights and a cape.”

Jen Taylor is going on to work for the Deuce McAllister foundation in Jackson. “I am so excited about working with such a great foundation,” says Taylor. “Maybe I will still be able to be a part of Star since I will still be in town.”

Brad Michaels has answered a call to the ministry and will be attending seminary in the fall while working on staff at FBC Brandon. “I have always known God had a special calling on my life, and I am excited to begin in that specific direction! I am anxious and excited about the way God is going to continue to lead and direct my life!”

“There are no words to say what I have learned in just a short time from them,” said Kalyn. “They are talented and I know will go on to greatness.”

For the time being, Traci and Kaleb will fill the afternoon timeslot from 2a-6p. New show host will be announced in the Fall.

Brad and Jen’s last show will be Friday, May 12, 2006. “Send them an email, and let them know you are praying for them,” said Traci. “I know they will be missed.”

brad@star93fm.com; jen@star93fm.com

May 1, 2006