KTIK-FM (93.1 FM) is a commercial radio station located in New Plymouth, Idaho, broadcasting to the Boise, Idaho area. KTIK-FM airs a sports format branded as "93.1 The Ticket" and is under ownership of Cumulus Media.

In April 1990, KIZN ("Kissin' 93") moved over to 92.3 FM (where it still exists today). In its place came "Magic 93.1" with the call letters KZMG. After a rough initial launch, the station eventually took down heritage rival KFXD to become the dominant pop station throughout the decade. The station made headlines when popular KFXD jock Evan "The Hitman" abruptly bailed on his shift and called in to Magic to announce that he was "leaving the towers of Amity Road behind".

Magic's popularity began a steady decline after rival KCIX raided Magic's talent roster, resulting in the loss of several personalities, including PD and morning show host Mike Kasper and co-host Kate McGwire. While KCIX's attempt to take over the Top-40 market fell short, the damage from losing the morning show proved costly. A laundry list of morning show experiments and frequent talent turnover did little to solve the problem.