Bret Mega and Anna Bohlmann Join Star 94

The syndicated radio hosts are moving to Atlanta to anchor the morning show on WSTR.

Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Jobs — General

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Radio hosts Bret Mega and Anna Bohlmann have been hired by Star 94 in Atlanta to lead the station's weekday morning broadcast. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Radio personalities Bret Mega and Anna Bohlmann have joined Atlanta station Star 94 to anchor its weekday morning broadcast. The duo relocates to the city following their syndication work across multiple regional markets.

Why it matters

The change in on-air talent marks a significant programming shift for the Atlanta radio market. The move follows the dismissal of previous hosts Kevin Avery and Taylor Scott by station owner Audacy.

Star 94, also known as WSTR, serves as the new home for the hosts, who continue to broadcast on 99.7 The Point, Y98, and 105.3 The Buzz. Their syndicated program airs in the afternoon slot in Wichita, Kansas.

The players

Bret Mega

He is a syndicated radio host who anchors The Bret Mega Show across several U.S. markets.

Anna Bohlmann

She is a radio personality who co-anchors a syndicated morning show alongside Bret Mega.

Audacy

This multi-platform audio content and entertainment company operates radio stations across the United States.

Kevin Avery

He is a former radio host who previously worked for Star 94 before his dismissal.

Taylor Scott

She is a former radio host who previously worked for Star 94 before her dismissal.

The details

The Bret Mega Show is expanding its reach into the Atlanta market with this permanent relocation of its anchors. The transition concludes the tenure of the station's former morning show team.

Timeline

  1. The week of October 13, 2026, the hosts initially hinted at their relocation to Atlanta.

  2. The news of the host transition was published on October 20, 2026.

Market Landscape

This transition aligns with the industry trend of shifting toward syndicated morning content to streamline station programming. The move positions Star 94 to leverage a pre-established brand against local competitors in the Atlanta radio market.

Listeners who tune into Star 94 will notice the new hosting team during the weekday morning time slot. Those who followed the previous broadcast team will no longer hear Kevin Avery or Taylor Scott on the station.

The takeaway

Radio stations frequently refresh morning talent to better align with current syndication strategies and audience preferences. Listeners can explore the new show format to see how it compares to their previous morning listening habits.

Further reading

Find more updates on the local employment landscape in the Atlanta Jobs — General section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Radio Ink.

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