Kimo Jensen, a beloved figure in San Diego's country music scene, is bidding farewell to his afternoon slot on Audacy Country 103.7 KSON after an impressive three-decade run. This announcement comes as a surprise to many, as Jensen has been an integral part of the station's success. But here's where it gets controversial... Some fans are questioning whether Jensen's departure is a sign of changing times in the radio industry, while others are simply sad to see him go. Jensen's journey began at KSON in 1989, but he made a brief exit in 1991 before returning in the mid-90s. During his time at the station, he briefly teamed up with Heather Froglear from KFRG Riverside for an afternoon show that aired on multiple stations. Jensen's announcement on the morning show today was met with excitement and nostalgia. To celebrate his departure, the station is organizing a farewell concert featuring Rodney Atkins in March. As we prepare to bid farewell to Jensen, we can't help but wonder: What's next for KSON and the country music scene in San Diego? And this is the part most people miss... Jensen's departure is not just a personal loss for the station, but also a potential turning point in the industry. Will KSON continue to thrive without Jensen's presence? And what does the future hold for country music in San Diego?
