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]KQTH (104.1 FM) is a news/talk radio station in Tucson, Arizona. 104-1, as it is known by listeners, is branded as "The Truth". KQTH is owned by Journal Broadcast Group.
The KZPT logo and branding from January 2006 to April 2007.Throughout most of its time, it ran under the name "104-1 The Point" and played a lot more '80s than most adult contemporary stations. The station was doing well, did a good job separating itself from KMXZ-FM's audience, and was getting good ratings up until late 2004, due to increased competition. KWMT-FM flippe... See more
Tucson FM|104.1
(520)795-1490
[email protected]
3438 N. Country Club Rd.Tucson, AZ 85716
http://www.1041thetruth.com
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KQTH (104.1 FM) is a news/talk radio station in Tucson, Arizona. 104-1, as it is known by listeners, is branded as "The Truth". KQTH is owned by Journal Broadcast Group.
The KZPT logo and branding from January 2006 to April 2007.Throughout most of its time, it ran under the name "104-1 The Point" and played a lot more '80s than most adult contemporary stations. The station was doing well, did a good job separating itself from KMXZ-FM's audience, and was getting good ratings up until late 2004, due to increased competition. KWMT-FM flipped from Country to AAA in December 2003 and KSZR flipped to AC / Adult Hits in November 2004, which combined to really weaken The Point's audience. Some of the DJ's were Darla Thomas, Angie Handa, Kathy Rivers, Greg Curtis, Sheila K, and Drew Michaels. Darla Thomas is now the Operations Manager for all the Tucson radio stations owned by Journal Broadcast Group. Greg Curtis is now part of the morning team at sister station KMXZ.
In 2006 KZPT changed their branding to "Z104.1". Their playlist was still a majority of what "The Point" used to play, only taking out the '80s music and adding more alternative rock with the slogan "Modern Hit Music". They had also added Ken Carr to their DJ line-up, who hosted afternoons on KRQQ.
On April 10, 2007, the station had switched to "The Truth", a news/conservative talk format which it continues to broadcast to this day. On April 17, 2007, KZPT changed their call letters to KQTH.
The KZPT logo and branding from January 2006 to April 2007.Throughout most of its time, it ran under the name "104-1 The Point" and played a lot more '80s than most adult contemporary stations. The station was doing well, did a good job separating itself from KMXZ-FM's audience, and was getting good ratings up until late 2004, due to increased competition. KWMT-FM flipped from Country to AAA in December 2003 and KSZR flipped to AC / Adult Hits in November 2004, which combined to really weaken The Point's audience. Some of the DJ's were Darla Thomas, Angie Handa, Kathy Rivers, Greg Curtis, Sheila K, and Drew Michaels. Darla Thomas is now the Operations Manager for all the Tucson radio stations owned by Journal Broadcast Group. Greg Curtis is now part of the morning team at sister station KMXZ.
In 2006 KZPT changed their branding to "Z104.1". Their playlist was still a majority of what "The Point" used to play, only taking out the '80s music and adding more alternative rock with the slogan "Modern Hit Music". They had also added Ken Carr to their DJ line-up, who hosted afternoons on KRQQ.
On April 10, 2007, the station had switched to "The Truth", a news/conservative talk format which it continues to broadcast to this day. On April 17, 2007, KZPT changed their call letters to KQTH.
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