Magic Talk currently broadcasts on 94.9FM in Gisborne, however I am not seeing that frequency on the Today FM frequency list.
Also, it looks like Taupo and Taranaki will be going without Today FM. Magic Talk was dropped in both of those markets some time ago, in favour of Magic Music. I had wondered if theyâd reverse that decision for Today FMâs launch, but apparently not.
I imagine that it will continue simulcasting whatever is on 100.6FM, ie Today FM. None of the existing Magic Talk AM frequencies (Auckland, Rotorua, Hawkeâs Bay, Wellington, Christchurch etc) are mentioned in the above list but I imagine that Today FM will simulcast on AM and FM in those markets, just as Newstalk ZB does in many markets.
Either that or they plan to flip it to Magic Music as they have done previously in Taupo and Taranaki. There is currently no Magic Music station in Gisborne.
@anon36025973 Or in Whakatane (and the Eastern Bay of Plenty). There is currently no Magic frequency in the Eastern Bay as listeners there get their Magic music on its website or the rova app.
I have been listening to Magicâs music in recent times as one of its loyal listeners.
Councils have been complacent for too long - and I hope when Three Waters comes off the shelf next year at Parliament, Kiwis realise itâs a good move.
Itâll mean fewer poo-namis, and more swimming at the beaches we love.
Right so is this what Gurney means when he says the new station fair, objective etc ⌠Flip flopping after a couple weeks to provide balance?
Yeah i thought they might have lured FVM back⌠Also seems like Chris Parker wonât be staying on Edge after Christmas as seems theyâve been trialing others again⌠Eli Matthewson, Joe Daymond, Dan Webby
Definitely a blow for Mai
Wouldnât surprise me if their producer Marc Peard, already well known to the audience
If not, I wonder if Randell to Mai but not sure what the point of the whole thing would beâŚ