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the return of tommy hough

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marko83

Tommy Hough, who worked at KNDD in the 90s, has returned to the station to do weekends. Tommy was working at FM94-9 in San Deigo and recently returned north to take a non-radio job.
 
Good jock - I've been hearing him back on The End as well.

FYI Tommy was at KZOK in the late 90's. He wasn't at The End until a few years ago when Savage left, then he went back to 94/9 in San Diego to do mornings.

He was also at The Point for a while in the early 00's, and if you blinked you would've missed him at KISW a few years ago.
 
Porter,

Either you are Tommy or you definitely have way too much time on your hand to know the stations and years that a part-timer spent working up here in Seattle. Either way I do have to agree that he is a good jock compared to any of the other weekenders the end has.
 
No biggie - used to work with him and I'm a fan. Glad to see he's back. Thought I'd add my two cents.
 
This dude has diarrea of the mouth, he speaks alot of nonsense. There's a reason he's only part-time!!
 
While he may have a full time job, most on-air people in radio want a full time slot and they are just waiting for someone to leave or get considered. Part-timers get the worst shifts and make little money. This town has a real shortage of good personalities. I just moved here from Austin, TX and can't believe how bad the radio is here.
 
Well considering he left a full time gig in San Diego at on the best alternative stations to return to Seattle...I'm guessing a full time radio gig wasn't all that imporant to him. I mean, let's face it, most people can make more working in retail than radio if they stick with it long enough.
 
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