Nova host Jarrod Walsh breaks down in tears after being made redundant
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작성자 Donnell Burges 작성일 25-01-30 13:39 조회 8 댓글 0본문
Nova announced on Tuesday that at least four staff members were being sacked in response to the COVID-19 recession. And one of those employees was Nova Adelaide's afternoon presenter and sports anchor Jarrod Walsh. Jarrod reacted to news of his redundancy on social media, sharing a tearful video in which he reflected on his 16-year career at the network. Sad: Nova FM host Jarrod Walsh reacted to news of his redundancy on social media on Thursday, sharing a tearful video in which he reflected on his 16-year career at the network 'I was part of the start of Nova 919 in Adelaide, a new radio station, a new culture… that was 16 years ago.
In September 2020, I have had my last day,' he said. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Radio silence: Nova is the latest network to axe hosts - as... Tapping out: Nova's Marty Sheargold says he announced he was... Sia donates $100,000 for Nova's Fitzy and Wippa to give away... 'He's got really pretty eyes!' Nova FM's Ryan 'Fitzy'... Share this article Share 'I was one of a handful of good people who was made redundant from the radio station. 'I was preparing myself mentally… but nothing can prepare you to hear those words.' Emotional: 'I was part of the start of Nova 919 in Adelaide, a new radio station, a new culture… that was 16 years ago.
In September 2020, I have had my last day,' Jarrod said Jarrod broke down in tears as he reminisced about his time at Nova, and admitted he was feeling a mixture of 'fear, relief and anxiety' since hearing the news. He added: 'My hands have been randomly shaking for the past couple of days. 'I haven't really been given the opportunity to say farewell and thank you on the air so I'm going to do that here and I'm going to try and hold it together.' Family: Jarrod also paid tribute to his wife, Gabrielle (right), and their daughter, Rayne (centre), and then thanked his listeners for 'riding this journey with me' Jarrod also paid tribute to his wife, Gabrielle, and their daughter, Rayne, and then thanked his loyal listeners for 'riding this journey with me'.
Despite being made redundant, woke.id he said that he 'couldn't speak more highly' of Nova, adding that the company 'has been absolutely brilliant to me'. He went on to share some happy family news: he and situs slot Gabrielle will be welcoming another daughter in January. Congratulations! Jarrod went on to share some happy family news: he and Gabrielle will be welcoming another daughter in January Jarrod will continue to work as an MC for live sporting events around South Australia. Fellow radio presenter Ryan 'Fitzy' Fitzgerald, who started his career in Adelaide and now hosts Nova's Fitzy and Wippa breakfast show in Sydney, also offered his support on Twitter.
In September 2020, I have had my last day,' he said. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Radio silence: Nova is the latest network to axe hosts - as... Tapping out: Nova's Marty Sheargold says he announced he was... Sia donates $100,000 for Nova's Fitzy and Wippa to give away... 'He's got really pretty eyes!' Nova FM's Ryan 'Fitzy'... Share this article Share 'I was one of a handful of good people who was made redundant from the radio station. 'I was preparing myself mentally… but nothing can prepare you to hear those words.' Emotional: 'I was part of the start of Nova 919 in Adelaide, a new radio station, a new culture… that was 16 years ago.
In September 2020, I have had my last day,' Jarrod said Jarrod broke down in tears as he reminisced about his time at Nova, and admitted he was feeling a mixture of 'fear, relief and anxiety' since hearing the news. He added: 'My hands have been randomly shaking for the past couple of days. 'I haven't really been given the opportunity to say farewell and thank you on the air so I'm going to do that here and I'm going to try and hold it together.' Family: Jarrod also paid tribute to his wife, Gabrielle (right), and their daughter, Rayne (centre), and then thanked his listeners for 'riding this journey with me' Jarrod also paid tribute to his wife, Gabrielle, and their daughter, Rayne, and then thanked his loyal listeners for 'riding this journey with me'.
Despite being made redundant, woke.id he said that he 'couldn't speak more highly' of Nova, adding that the company 'has been absolutely brilliant to me'. He went on to share some happy family news: he and situs slot Gabrielle will be welcoming another daughter in January. Congratulations! Jarrod went on to share some happy family news: he and Gabrielle will be welcoming another daughter in January Jarrod will continue to work as an MC for live sporting events around South Australia. Fellow radio presenter Ryan 'Fitzy' Fitzgerald, who started his career in Adelaide and now hosts Nova's Fitzy and Wippa breakfast show in Sydney, also offered his support on Twitter.
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