Longtime Dallas-Fort Worth morning radio favorites Bo Roberts and “Long” Jim White are reuniting online, giving their loyal listeners another chance to hear the voices and personalities that helped define North Texas rock radio for decades.
The launch date is unclear, but you can sign up for email updates via the show's new website. It appears the new show will be available online via Spreaker and YouTube.
The new venture, Bo & Jim Uncensored, brings together Bo Roberts, Jim White, Anna De Haro and Ricky Burt for an online rock radio experience that promises to leave corporate radio restrictions behind.
According to the show's website, Bo & Jim Uncensored features some of Dallas-Fort Worth's most recognized rock radio personalities, with more than 40 years of combined DFW rock radio experience.
The team makes it clear this isn't traditional corporate radio.
"Corporate radio has a program director telling them what you get to hear. We don't. Five veteran DFW voices and zero suits in the building," one of the show's social media posts states.
Another post takes aim at the corporate radio model: "We left corporate radio so we wouldn't have to say 'per management' anymore. Now the only bosses are the listeners. Feels good. Feels loud."
The format also promises plenty of classic rock deep cuts, with no algorithms or playlist committees deciding what gets played. Listeners can make requests and have a say in the music.
For longtime fans, known as the Rascuals, the reunion brings back a familiar radio partnership that stretches back more than four decades.
Roberts and White first teamed up in 1982 at Q102 (KTXQ) in Dallas after previously working together at a New Orleans radio station. Their morning show quickly became a North Texas institution, blending classic rock, comedy, storytelling, interviews, and memorable characters.
The duo eventually moved to Lone Star 92.5 (KZPS) in 1998, where they continued their morning reign for decades. Their cast of characters included BBQ Bob, The Professor, Skillet and Miss Beulah at the front desk, along with longtime producer and traffic personality Randy James.
The Bo & Jim Morning Show became the longest-running rock morning show in Dallas-Fort Worth radio history. The pair's contributions to Texas broadcasting were recognized with their induction into the Texas Radio Hall of Fame in 2018.
White retired in 2022 after a radio career spanning more than 50 years. Roberts continued the morning show with other personalities as Bo & Them.
Roberts was let go from Lone Star 92.5 in October 2025 amid nationwide iHeartMedia layoffs, ending another chapter in the show's long history on traditional Dallas-Fort Worth radio.
Now, the longtime partners are reuniting in the online space.
The reunion also comes as Lone Star 92.5 has moved in a different direction. Beginning August 10, 2026, The Ben & Skin Show took over weekday mornings from 6 to 9 a.m., featuring Ben Rogers, Jeff "Skin" Wade, Krystina "K-Ray" Ray and Kevin "KT" Turner.
