Australia’s biggest radio stars have opened up about their most awkward on air moments, and some of them are guaranteed to make you cringe. The broadcasters agreed to share their amusing stories with news.com.au to celebrate the centenary of radio in Australia.
Australia ’s biggest radio stars have opened up about their most awkward on air moments , and some of them are guaranteed to make you cringe. The broadcasters agreed to share their amusing stories with news.com.au to celebrate the centenary of radio in Australia . Some quick history for you: Radio’s first station transmission came from the call sign 2SB on November 23, 1923, with listeners treated to a musical performance.
Fast forward to today, and there are now 260 commercial stations broadcasting across the country, with millions of Aussies tuning in daily to hear the latest news, their favourite songs, and of course to be entertained by the many talented broadcasters on air. Woody from KIIS FM’s Will & Woody deliberately bought a child’s size costume which meant that Will’s ‘bulge’ was excessively prominent. This led to Jason pointing and laughing at Will’s package and refusing to talk about anything else during our allotted 10 mins. We overheard Jennifer Lopez screaming at her publicist about needing to do an interview with us
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