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    Denver radio DJ at Alice 105.9 to leave after 18 years

    By Morgan Whitley,

    12 days ago

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    DENVER ( KDVR ) — It’s the end of an era for listeners of the local radio station Alice 105.9 . Steve from the “ Slacker and Steve” show is leaving.

    On Monday, the popular DJ duo said they had a big announcement for listeners. While they initially joked that it wasn’t about Taylor Swift’s return to the Mile High City, they ultimately announced that Steve is leaving after 18 years.

    “The ‘Slacker and Steve’ show will no longer exist by the end of this week. Things behind the scenes have changed and we’ve come to a mutual decision. I think we’ve all decided it’s time for me to move on,” said Steve on Monday’s show.

    During the announcement, Steve said he was grateful that he had the opportunity to say goodbye to listeners and clients before going off the air at the end of the week.

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    On the “Slacker and Steve” show bio, Steve is described as being the backbone of the show.

    “The Slacker and Steve Show wouldn’t be what it is today if it weren’t for Steve, Slacker’s partner in crime. Steve, a self-proclaimed bachelor, cloaks himself with a tough exterior, but fans know that on the inside he’s just a big old softie. Steve is the yin to Slacker’s yang, taking innuendo to the edge; indulging the controversial side of conversation just far enough,” said the “Slacker and Steve Show” on its website.

    This news came as a shock to many fans who have been listening for well over a decade.

    On the show’s Facebook post , fans shared their well wishes and how much they will miss the long-time host.

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    “Best of wishes for you Steve. You’ve been a staple in our daily drives, and I wish you the best!” said one listener.

    “The term ‘gobsmacked’ feels appropriate here. Naturally, the show won’t be the same with you (sic), Steve, but good luck on whatever your next play is. Thanks for all the laughs throughout the years — you’ve genuinely brought a lot of joy, and made so many rush hours better,” said another fan.

    Steve’s last show will be on Friday.

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