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Lamont & Tonelli to Exit KSAN (The Bone)/San Francisco


Lamont & Tonelli
Lamont & Tonelli

Longtime Bay Area morning duo Lamont & Tonelli of KSAN (107.7 The Bone) are exiting the Cumulus Media Classic Rock outlet after 35 years. Paul Tonelli and Lamont Hollywood have aired in mornings since 1989, including 14 years on KSJO in San Jose, and on "The Bone" since 2003. On Thursday evening, they posted on Facebook, "Listen for the final Bone broadcast of the Lamont & Tonelli show on Friday, November 15th."

Lamont Hollywood began his career in his native Winnipeg, Manitoba where he worked at several stations including mornings on CITI-FM. Prior to launching the morning show, Paul Tonelli spent two years as a traffic reporter for KIOI, KNBR and KSJO.

The show also featured KSAN Program Director 'Chasta Lynn' Michaelis and APD Danny 'Baby Huey' Delmore. Chasta joined the show as traffic reporter in 2012, adding midday duties in 2017, and was elevated to PD in July, 2021.

Baby Huey has spent his entire career with the station starting as an intern in 2005 before becoming the show's producer and added Assistant PD post in October, 2021.

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