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Host Todd Herman to leave KTTH on Dec. 1

Nov 24, 2021, 10:10 AM | Updated: 10:11 am

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Todd Herman will be leaving KTTH in December.

The Todd Herman Show on KTTH will end on Dec. 1, 2021.

Host Todd Herman announced Wednesday, Nov. 24, that Dec. 1 will be his last show on KTTH airwaves. He is moving his program to a private podcast after that date.

The new host for the morning timeslot on KTTH has not yet been announced, but Todd expressed his hope that his current listeners give the new host “lots of fair shakes” and grace.

So why is he making the decision to leave?

“The program that I hear in my mind is centered on God almighty with politics wound into it. What we do here is politics with God on the side — that’s not who I am anymore,” Todd said Wednesday.

He also shared that he has looked into becoming a pastor.

Hear more about Todd’s decision to leave in the audio player below or online here:

Listen live to AM 770 KTTH online here.

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