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Tony Randall Joins KAT Country 103 for Afternoon Drive


Tony Randall
Tony Randall

Veteran broadcaster Tony Randall is named the new afternoon host on Country KATM-FM (KAT Country 103) in Stockton-Modesto, CA. He officially begins on Monday, December 1, and will be heard weekdays from 2-7pm. His debut will broadcast live from Walmart in Turlock, where Randall and the KAT Country 103 team will help collect toy donations in support of Toys For Tots.

Randall is best known as co-host of the long-running, syndicated "Tony & Kris Show," which originated from KSON-FM in San Diego. He has also served as an air personality for co-owned Cumulus Country outlet WIVK-FM in Knoxville, TN. Over his 31-year career, Randall has earned multiple CMA and ACM awards for Best Morning Show.

"It's a real win for Kat Country to have someone with Tony's experience and skill on board and I can't wait to work with him," said Andy Winford, Program Director of KAT Country 103.

Randall expressed excitement about returning to California and rejoining Cumulus. "Getting the opportunity to join the incredible team at Kat Country definitely falls into the 'highs' category," he said. "I'm beyond excited to rejoin the Cumulus family. And I'm so grateful to Andy Winford I'm going to buy him that pony he's been wanting."

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