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Andrew Jarman Returns to Triple M Adelaide

Andrew Jarman has made a return to radio, rejoining Triple M’s Adelaide Saturday morning sports show, Deadset Legends.

The Advertiser reports: Just over four months after his top-rating Rush Hour drivetime show was axed, Jarman was back in the studio for the surprise announcement. “Good morning to the Triple M family. 124 days was the last time I sat in this chair. I’m emotional, I’m bloody emotional,” he said on Saturday alongside co-host Mark Thomas.

It’s nice to be here on this beautiful Saturday morning. Thank you for having me.”

The former Crow – who previously co-hosted Deadset Legends before switching timeslots – will join Thomas and Callum Ferguson on the program each week from 9am-11am.

It comes less than six months after it was announced that Triple M had dumped Adelaide’s top-rating drivetime program, featuring Greg Blewett, Jarman and Bernie Vince, in favour of the Melbourne-based Rush Hour co-hosted by Brayshaw and Brownless. The trio hosted their last show in November.

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