Former 'Operation Transformation' host Kathryn Thomas launches her new morning radio show, 'The Morning Show with Kathryn Thomas,' on Dublin's Q102.
Kathryn Thomas has expressed immense excitement about launching her new morning radio show on Dublin's Q102 . The show, titled 'The Morning Show with Kathryn Thomas ,' will air every weekday morning from 7am to 10am. Thomas, renowned for her previous role as host of 'Operation Transformation,' will deliver the latest news updates, focusing on stories relevant to Dubliners.
Listeners can also expect weather and travel reports, along with engaging features such as 'Brekkie’s Got Talent,' where talented children from Dublin can showcase their abilities on air. Interactive games offering listeners the chance to win substantial prizes will also be a regular part of the show.Operating from Q102's newly established visualised studios in Dublin, Thomas' show will transition seamlessly to 'The Ryan Tubridy Show' from 10am to 1pm, followed by 'Feel Good Afternoons with Liam Coburn' from 1pm to 6.20pm. Kathryn expressed her enthusiasm about joining Q102, stating that she is eager to awaken Dublin every morning. She highlighted the collaborative efforts in developing a show that will resonate with Dubliners, promising a blend of captivating music, entertaining features, and unexpected surprises. Thomas acknowledged the challenges of early morning schedules but expressed her readiness to embrace them. She conveyed her gratitude for the overwhelming support from Q102's team and the warmth received from Dubliners. Vivienne Nagle, Managing Director of Dublin's Q102, announced that 'The Morning Show with Kathryn Thomas' is part of a comprehensive rebranding for the station, which includes a fresh logo and a redefined brand vision and values centered around curiosity, sociability, and vibrancy. Nagle emphasized Q102's commitment to brightening listeners' days with engaging programs, dynamic entertainment, and uplifting music, both on weekdays and weekends. She also revealed that Kildare Village, a prominent lifestyle retailer, has become the show's new sponsor, marking a partnership that unites two brands dedicated to creating enriching experiences. Listeners can anticipate exciting promotions and collaborations throughout the year
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