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Debbie Dee Takes Over Mornings at KPRT-AM

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Carter Broadcast Group moves Debbie Dee up to morning drive for KPRT-AM (Gospel�1590)/Kansas City, MO. The Debbie Dee Morning Show debuts Monday, September�21, 2015. The move coincides with the retirement of longtime morning host, Freddie�Bell.

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Debbie Dee commented, “I’m excited about moving to morning drive. I look at this new�opportunity as a platform to empower and uplift families and the community on a dailybasis.”My goal is to put a smile inside everyone’s heart and on their faces when they�listen and interact with me.”�Debbie is a staple with our Gospel 1590 audience and in the Kansas City community. We appreciate the gifts that’s she’s bringing to our morning drive on Gospel 1590 KPRT.

She’s replacing a legend, Freddie Bell, who retired and we’re very confident that she will�deliver an impactful show”, said Myron Fears, OM/PD. Carter Broadcast Group is celebrating 65 years of being the oldest African American�owned broadcasting company in the country and currently owns two stations in theKansas City area.

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