Tallahassee’s Real Talk 93.3 Radio Station Gets Local Owner

Tallahassee’ Real Talk 93.3 radio station is being sold to Jon Jopling, the current President & CEO of Panama City based Magic Broadcasting. Jopling resides in Tallahassee

Magic Broadcasting announced the sale of Tallahassee radio station WVFT, Real Talk 93.3 FM, to 923 Ventures, LLC, owned by Jon Jopling. Jopling, who has served as President and CEO of both Magic Broadcasting’s Panama City and Tallahassee stations since 2021.

The announcement notes that the “sale ensures that Real Talk 93.3 FM will remain Tallahassee’s only locally owned radio station, a distinction underscored by its long-standing dedication to providing authentic, community-focused content hosted by Tallahassee media staples like legendary sports talk host Jeff Cameron, award winning morning show host Greg Tish, and investigative reporter Steve Stewart.”

“As someone who has lived and worked in Tallahassee for over 23 years, I understand how important it is for our city to have trusted local voices on the airwaves,” said Jopling. “This transition isn’t just about ownership — it’s about strengthening our commitment to the people of Florida’s capital city. We’ll continue to focus on real news, real conversations, and real connections that matter to the people that live here — delivered by people who live here, too.”

With more than 45 hours of local content each week, WVFT has been a platform for entertaining and informative conversations from voices that reflect the diverse perspectives of Tallahassee residents since its founding.

Jopling said, the station will continue to expand its lineup of local hosts discussing local issues, civic matters, and community events — ensuring listeners stay informed and engaged.

“We’ve had a lot of success at 93.3, and we are thankful for the continued support of all of our incredible listeners, fans, and advertisers. Or as we like to call them, our family. I’ve been privileged to be in charge of the station, but now, as the owner, I know our family will only get better.”