Adam Bomb takes over for Johnny O for Q100 afternoons

This was posted on Thursday, January 17, 2017 by Rodney Ho on his AJC Radio & TV Talk blog

Adam Bomb is taking over for Johnny O in afternoons on Q100 from 3 to 7 p.m.

Johnny O just left for Charleston to become the program director and afternoon personality at sister station 95SX.

Adam Bomb (who also goes by Adam Baum but is actually Adam Hapeman) has been hosting nights at Q100 for several years.

He began at Q100 in 2006 at night and left in 2010 for a morning show job in Dallas. In 2012, Q100 brought him back in syndicated form at night while he stayed in Dallas, first with Perez Hilton, then solo.

In 2013, he moved back to Atlanta to do his syndicated night show, which will continue in 30 other markets through Westwood One.

Bomb's move to the afternoon leaves nights open at Q100. Interested on-air personalities may send their packages to Louie Diaz at: louie.diaz@cumulus.com. Diaz just took over for PD Rob Roberts, who just left for a similar gig in D.C.

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