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Toby Tarrant is a highly respected radio broadcaster, widely recognised for his work on Radio X and TNT Sports. Over the past decade, he has won over listeners with his charm, wit, and approachable presenting style.
Currently, he hosts the mid-morning show on Radio X, attracting more than 1.2 million weekly listeners, and is a trusted cover for the breakfast show when required.
Beyond radio, Toby co-hosts the popular cricket podcast Zero Ducks Given alongside former international cricketer Steven Finn and commentator Dan Norcross. The podcast offers a humorous and entertaining look at the world of cricket, focusing on anecdotes and stories from the sport rather than just statistics, making it a favourite among fans.
Toby has also made a name for himself on television, appearing on the BBC2 quiz show House of Games and taking part in charitable events such as SoccerAid for UNICEF. His dynamic presence across radio, podcasts, and TV highlights his versatility and ability to connect with audiences across multiple platforms.
The son of famous broadcaster Chris Tarrant, Toby Tarrant started his national broadcasting career in 2014, presenting the early breakfast show for Capital FM. Two years later he moved to Radio X, hosting the same time show from 4-6.30am. Thanks to his increasing listener figures – up 29% on the last presenter – he moved to the mid-morning slot.

Toby Tarrant | Career Highlights
– In April 2018, Toby assumed the mid-morning show slot (10am-1pm) on Radio X—a prime weekday position—and his programme attracts around 1.2 million listeners per week.
– He has covered for the Radio X Breakfast Show and for drive-time when needed, demonstrating versatility and reliability.
– Outside of radio, Toby co-hosts the cricket podcast Zero Ducks Given with former international cricketer Steven Finn and commentator Dan Norcross, which focuses more on stories, humour and character rather than just statistics.
– On TV, Toby has appeared on quiz and game shows, including Pointless Celebrities (won an episode alongside Johnny Vaughan) and House of Games.
– He was a digital content presenter for the 2023 and 2024 SoccerAid for UNICEF games.
Beyond his broadcasting career, Toby has become well known for his dedication to charitable causes and his adventurous approach to fundraising. In 2018, he completed the London Marathon in support of Global’s Make Some Noise campaign, raising more than £31,000.
Demonstrating his flair for combining humour with philanthropy, he later took on an unusual challenge by pedalling a unicorn-shaped pedalo along the River Thames, which captured public imagination and ultimately raised an extraordinary ÂŁ250,000 for the same charity.
A passionate sports fan, he is particularly devoted to cricket, playing locally for Stoke D’Abernon in Surrey, as well as following Liverpool FC. His enthusiasm for the game feeds directly into his co-hosting role on the popular cricket podcast Zero Ducks Given.
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– Future of Radio Broadcasting
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