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Jason Pullman Joins WKHX-FM/Atlanta as Midday Host


Jason Pullman
Jason Pullman

Veteran Country radio personality Jason Pullman joins WKHX-FM (New Country 101-Five) in Atlanta for middays. He debuts Monday, January 11 from 10am-3pm weekdays. This marks a return to Atlanta radio for Pullman, who hosted Mornings on 94.9 The Bull for a decade. An Atlanta native, Pullman has previously hosted afternoons on KYSR in Los Angeles, voiced promos for KSAN-TV in San Francisco, and most recently hosted mornings on WUSN (US99) in Chicago.

Cumulus Atlanta VP/Market Manager Sean Shannon said, "Jason is about as Atlanta as it gets. We're thrilled to have him come home and join our team."

WKHX-FM Program Director Mike Moore noted, "Jason has a long-standing relationship with Country music fans and the community in Atlanta, and I am very excited to have him join our team. I have no doubt he will bring an incredible level of energy and entertainment to Middays on New Country 101-Five."

Pullman commented, "It's incredible to finally be back home. Hosting middays on my hometown radio station New Country 101-Five is yet another dream come true. I can't wait to see you at Truist Park, Ameris Bank Amphitheatre, or just shopping at Publix."

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