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CBS Radio has released that Houston favorite Chad Pitt will be departing Mix AMP Radio is the exclusive sponsor for AIDS Walk Orlando, 96.5 for advancement with CBS sister 101.9 and Walt Disney's One Magic Weekend; one ofthe largest AMP Radio in Orlando, Florida. LGBTQ events in the world. Taking to the Houston airwaves in 2013, Chad Known mostly for 'talking;' Pill, featured Universal Studi~s has made quiet the impression on the Houston Radio Hall of Fame, heads off to sunny Orlando with a plush scene. Once labeled as one of ' Houston's Most morning drive slot, and station manager title. Born and raised Eligible Bachelor's', Chad Pitt leaves behind a in Richmond VA, Chad Pitt allows About Magazine to do the legacy of friends, and a handful of non-profits. math on all his cities he's lived in. Savannah GA, Memphis TN, Orlando FL, back to Memphis, then to Tampa, back to "I'm fortunate enough to have made friendships Orlando, then Houston TX, now back to Orlando. We tried. But that will last a life-time, particularly in gave up! Houston." Pitt tells About Magazine in an exclusive sit down interview. "Nothing makes "When I first moved to Houston 3 years ago" Pitt explains his me happier than lending my voice to provide introduction to the city was through the Houston Livestock positive change in the (LGBTQ+) community." Show and Rodeo. "I remember thinking, "they fry everything and let kids ride sheep as a sport, I'M GOING TO LOVE IT Some of the non-profit work Pitt has been HERE!" involved with includes:Rainbow on the Green, Pride Houston, Diana Foundation, The "Ironic my departure is during Rodeo, it's like Montrose Center, Legacy Community I've come full circle," Pitt said. CBS Health, and the FACE Awards. Radio, which owns Mix 96.5 FM, has not announced who will replace him. 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But I think there is a conservative part of the after listeners started to complain just colorful lyrical imagery and not literal. demographic of country music, and they can have their opinion. That's what this country is about the songs lyrics having "Girl Crush;' which was at No. 18 on March, all about. Maybe they aren't ready, I don't know. It makes me sad that people have the time some sort of gay intentions. The 25 when the Post story came out, has on their hands to hate:' pretty ballad is about an ex doubled its airplay nationally since then and girlfriend who finds out her ex was at No.1 on Billboards charts by the boyfriend is dating a new woman beginning of May 2015.
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