I can hear the promo now “The Edge Afternoon’s with Sharyn, (insert name here) & (insert name here). New for 2024”
Hrm. Where have Steph and Nickson gone?
I would guess Nickson is leaving. Heard somewhere that he signed on for 2 years after leaving Mai and his contract would be coming up at the end of this year
I think your right, i think nickson will be having a baby. He talked about it last year a few times and his wife also just left MW, and he has been at the hospital on his insta story a few time.
Or hes back to Mai who knows
Could you elaborate please on SOL?
Shit outta luck
You were right @OnAir … Steph’s having a baby
Nothing but net
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I don’t think most of us would care TBH.
Yeah, we don’t need two coasts, one is enough! I don’t mind coast as it has some variety (I switched when magic dropped most of its 50s/early 60s and added 80s to their playlist, as there was really no point listening to magic anymore) and I’d pick it over listening to the breeze every time
It’s a shame though, I really like 50s music, maybe magic will change for better in 2024, I doubt it though. As you said, it definitely seems to be heading in the same direction as coast was 10 years ago.
Magic added 80’s music to its playlist in September 2022, but then dropped it by Jan of this year, presumably because of the backlash.
Still some 50’s stuff on Saturday and Sunday nights though, that is when I tune in now.
Looking for an excuse to punt him?
I mean we are going back 3 and a half years here…for some reason.
But, they’ve ended up with a much, much better product in breakfast down there as a result.
@millsy The Magic Jukebox runs every Saturday night and still contains rock ‘n’ roll classics from the 50s & 60s which is my opinion. There’s also “Beach Hop Magic” which, as a MUSIC+ station, is currently available on the rova app.
likely turned off the feed and its has reverted back to there standby feed.
Used to hear a different version of this coming down the SEN Tieline in my time at 4BC before a live would start… Basically a place holder so someone logging into the feed knows they have connected to the right feed
That moment when you have radio on song is on you change the channel and same song is on
I’m a bit of a collector of radio history and was wondering if anyone has read this book? Is it a good read?
I’m trying to track down a copy to buy but it’s proving difficult.
I remember enjoying it when I read it (maybe near on 20 years ago now though).
Someone in the New Zealand Radio group on Facebook may be willing to offload a copy?