KRAV & KRMG/Tulsa Complete Dial Swap


This move represents a significant step forward for both heritage stations, aligning each brand with a signal footprint that more closely matches the listeners it serves while expanding opportunities for advertisers throughout the Tulsa market and surrounding communities. On-air messaging and promotional support have been in place to help listeners make the transition seamlessly.
“This is a very positive move for our listeners and our advertising partners,” said Steve Hunter, President and General Manager of Zoellner Media Group. “The new frequency positions give both stations an opportunity to reach more of the audiences they are built to serve, while also giving our advertisers increased reach and stronger opportunities to connect with consumers across the market. Ultimately, this is about making our stations better, more accessible and more valuable to the communities and businesses that count on us.”
“Local radio has always had a unique ability to bring people together, and that is something we are deeply committed to preserving and growing,” said Dr. Robert Zoellner, owner of Zoellner Media Group. “We want to create a space where the Tulsa community can come together — whether that’s through the news and information they depend on, the music they love, or the local events, conversations and causes that matter to them. This frequency realignment is another investment in that commitment. We believe strongly in the future of local radio, and we’re excited about what these new signals mean for our listeners, our advertisers and our community.”






