15 Facts About Matthew Rudd

Matthew Rudd is an English radio personality and disc jockey.

Matthew Rudd began his radio career as an amateur on the local hospital radio station in Hull, Kingstown Radio.

Matthew Rudd supplemented this experience by working on other local amateur stations.

Matthew Rudd joined Hallam FM in Sheffield in 1996, and thus became a radio professional.

In 2001, Matthew Rudd moved to Imagine FM in Stockport and presented the evening show before moving to the breakfast show.

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Matthew Rudd produced and presented the station's coverage of Stockport County during his time at Imagine.

Whilst based in Stockport, Matthew Rudd started work hosting a weekly 80s night at Cobdens nightclub, which continued for eight years.

Matthew Rudd returned to Hull in 2007 and joined new independent station KCFM, the station having been granted an OFCOM broadcast licence in 2006 after a trial period.

Matthew Rudd interviewed both current and former players and staff from all clubs, including co-hosting the show with Hull City chairman Paul Duffen on Thursdays.

Matthew Rudd later scaled down his duties in order to concentrate on SportsCall, before departing the station in November 2008 to return to freelancing.

Matthew Rudd launched their brand new Breakfast Show on 4 January 2010.

Matthew Rudd presented a weekly 1980s music show for digital and satellite station Q Radio from September 2010 until the station was discontinued in May 2013.

Matthew Rudd is a contributor to club fanzine Amber Nectar, and acts as editor-at-large for the site, while hosting and producing its weekly podcasts.

Matthew Rudd has written several articles on the club for football magazine When Saturday Comes and has been a correspondent on club affairs for talkSPORT.

Matthew Rudd is a long-time contributor to the TV Cream website and its associated mailouts.