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Cox Media Welcomes Shawn Knight

Cox Media Group (CMG) Jacksonville Radio’s HOT 106.5 – WHJX gets even hotter on Monday, January 27th with the addition of the new afternoon-drive host Shawn Knight. 

Hot 106.5 Jacksonville Welcomes Shawn Knight to Afternoon Drive Show

Knight is a consummate radio professional with many successes to date including a morning show at KMAJ-FM, Topeka, KS, and stints at KISX-FM, Tyler, Texas; WKZJ-FM, Columbus, Georgia; and WSRB FM, WPWX-FM, and WGCI FM Chicago, Illinois. Knight, a continuous learner, is also in the process of completing his degree from the prestigious Morehouse College.

“I am thrilled to have Shawn Knight on our team,” says Elroy Smith, CMG’s Director of Urban Content.  “He is smart, creative, and has the experience to raise the bar at HOT 106.5. He brings a litany of experience to our team, and I anticipate Shawn evolving into a strong voice for the Duval County community.”

According to Knight, “I’m coming in HOT for 2025 – Literally! I am thrilled to join the Hot 106.5 family at CMG Jacksonville. I’ve always wanted to work at CMG and am thankful to Jimmy Farrell, Jules Riley, and Elroy Smith for bringing me on board.  I am looking forward to working with Wanda P, Jay Hicks, and the entire 106.5 team and bringing interactive, fun, compelling, local content to afternoon drive in Duval County.”

The new Hot 106.5 lineup will be 6-10 AM Rickey Smiley Morning Show, 10-3 PM JoJo, 3-7 PM Shawn Knight, 7 PM-12 AM Shelby Rushin.

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