Tom Sullivan, a veteran talk radio host, is stepping down from his daily afternoon show on iHeartMedia’s NewsRadio KFBK in Sacramento, where he has been a mainstay for over four decades.
His final broadcast is scheduled for Friday, May 30, 2025, marking the end of a significant chapter in his career and for the station. Sullivan’s show, airing weekdays from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. ET, has also been nationally syndicated through Talk Media Network, reaching listeners across multiple markets.
Sullivan began his broadcasting career at KFBK in 1980, initially as a financial editor, and became the station’s top-rated talk host by July 1998. Known for his smart, opinionated, and inclusive style, he built a loyal audience in Sacramento while expanding his reach nationally.
In 2007, he relocated to New York to join Fox Business Network as an anchor and Fox News Talk Radio for syndication, continuing his KFBK show remotely. After leaving Fox in 2017, he partnered with Talk Media Network to maintain his syndicated presence, originating from KFBK (1530 AM and 93.1 FM).His career highlights include being named to Talkers magazine’s Heavy Hundred, a nomination for Radio & Records News/Talk Personality of the Year, and years as a fill-in host for Rush Limbaugh’s program.
His retirement announcement came on April 2, 2025, framed as a “semi-retirement” by KFBK, suggesting he’s not fully exiting the media landscape. Sullivan, now in his mid-70s, plans to shift focus to a new podcast, allowing him to stay connected with listeners in a less demanding format.
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