<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1MvAAr_0vjfRI5Z00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1MvAAr_0vjfRI5Z00" width="375" height="325" ></figure>The “Kramer &amp; Jess” show on Audacy hot AC “Mix 106.5” WWMX Baltimore will continue to wake up Charm City for the foreseeable future. Hosts Steve Kramer and Jessica Dutra, who launched the show in September 2020, have inked a new multi-year contract with the station."I am thrilled that we have successfully extended ‘Kramer &amp; Jess,’” Senior VP/Market Manager Tracy Brandys said in a release. “This morning duo’s outstanding talent and dynamic presence have truly made a remarkable impact in Baltimore, and I am confident that our listeners will continue enjoying and engaging with their entertaining show."Kramer is also the voice and creative mind behind the “Certified Mama’s Boy” podcast. He has had radio stops nationwide in Florida, San Diego, and Phoenix, including time at Audacy country KMLE (107.9).“We've worked hard the last four years and have created a cool community here in Baltimore,” Kramer remarked. “We're excited to grow with Audacy and connect with Maryland listeners for years to come. Thanks to the whole team for believing in us!"Before joining “Mix 106.5,” the two worked at iHeartMedia CHR “Channel 93.3” KHTS-FM San Diego. Kramer co-hosted mornings, and Dutra served as the morning show producer."I’m so grateful for our strong relationship with Baltimore,” Dutra added. “Our listeners have been a part of some of our biggest milestones, including my engagement and wedding. I’m so excited to continue waking up with Baltimore and building our connection!"</div></body>

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Baltimore’s ‘Mix 106.5’ Re-Ups With ‘Kramer & Jess.’

The “Kramer & Jess” show on Audacy hot AC “Mix 106.5” WWMX Baltimore will continue to wake up Charm City for the foreseeable future. Hosts Steve Kramer and Jessica Dutra, who launched the show in September 2020, have inked a new multi-year contract with the station.