part of the contemporary Christian K-Love network. Cantore left in early 2017, and later joined KFMB-FM; the morning slot was replaced with Dana and Jayson. Dana and Jayson, in turn, left KBZT on January 22, 2020, due to budget cuts at Entercom. Both personalities had made the transcontinental move from Long Island, New York to host the morning drive program at KBZT. In September 2020, Entercom (now Audacy) made many changes to its alternative stations, including KBZT, in order to cut costs amid the COVID-19 pandemic. All local hosts besides afternoon DJ Jeremy Pritchard were dismissed and replaced with out-of-town hosts. The station's specialty programs (like "Local 94/9" and "Legends of Alternative") also ended at this time. HD Radio KBZT carries its alternative rock format on the standard analog and HD1 channels. On their HD2 sub-channel, KBZT carries a reggae format as "Bob Radio", which is named after Bob Marley. On September 17, 2014, KBZT launched a Dance/EDM format, branded as "Glow", on its HD3 sub-channel. The station stream was also available online as well. In October 2021, the "Glow" format was dropped and replaced with the all-comedy format that formerly aired on KWFN-HD3. References External links BZT Modern rock radio stations in the United States Radio stations established in 1960 1960 establishments in California Audacy, Inc. radio stations