Longtime Charlotte radio hosts Matt Harris and Liz Luda are signing off The Morning Mix on Mix 100.9, ending the show’s run on local airwaves after a station sale.
Harris, co-host of the program, announced the news Wednesday, citing the recent sale of the station as the reason for the departure. “No shade toward the current company,” Harris posted on social media. “They sold the station. What are you going to do?”
The Mix was sold earlier this year by Radio One to the Bible Broadcasting Network, which owns the 100.9 frequency and operates it under the call letters WYFQ.
Harris has been a fixture in Charlotte radio since 2001. He previously co-hosted the popular Matt and Ramona show with Ramona Holloway until her departure in 2023. Luda joined the program afterward and has co-hosted alongside Harris ever since.
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“I am sad. I grew up in Charlotte... This is a radio station I grew up listening to,” she said. “It’s not only sad to be losing my job, but it’s also sad because this has been the background soundtrack of my life.”
Despite leaving terrestrial radio, Harris confirmed the duo plans to continue The Morning Mix in a podcast format. He encouraged listeners to follow him on social media for updates and details on the new platform.
The conclusion of the show marks the end of a decades-long era for Harris on Charlotte’s airwaves and brings to a close a popular morning program that had been part of listeners’ daily routines for years.