Taylor Mills Goes to Syndication

Veteran radio personality Taylor Mills is returning home to Houston after concluding her run with CRISTA Media’s KCMS/Seattle (SPIRIT 105.3) and KWPZSeattle–Vancouver (PRAISE 106.5).

 Mills is also expanding The Taylor Mills Show and making it available to radio stations nationwide for syndication through John Low and Rocket Radio Corporation. Low brings more than four decades of experience in broadcasting and live entertainment, including radio ownership, station management, programming, and concert booking and promotion of nationally known artists and entertainers.

Mills will continue hosting middays on WNCT/Greenville (107.9) where she has been heard for nearly five years, as well as evenings on the SOS Radio Network/Las Vegas.

For Mills, the move brings her career full circle. Before relocating to Seattle, she spent nearly five years on the air at KSBJ/Houston, building a strong connection with listeners in the city she considers home.

“Houston is home, so there’s something really special about coming back while also expanding what I’m doing nationally,” Mills said. “I’m incredibly grateful for my time in Seattle and for every listener who invited me into their mornings and afternoons. Radio has taken me from country radio on WSM-FM and the Grand Ole Opry to Christian radio and some incredible stations and cities along the way. I feel like there are still so many listeners I haven’t met yet, and I’m really excited about this next chapter.”

Mills’ career spans mainstream and Christian radio, with more than three decades behind the microphone. She spent 12 years in morning drive at WTFM/Kingsport, TN and has also been heard on WSM-FM/Nashville; the Grand Ole Opry; WAKW/Cincinnati (STAR 93.3). 

Known for her candid, warm and relatable on-air style, Mills continues to build meaningful connections with listeners through storytelling, humor and faith.

Radio stations interested in adding The Taylor Mills Show to their lineup or learning more about national syndication are invited to contact John Low at Rocket Radio Corporation.