At this stage Triple M have not locked in their breakfast line-up to for 2009 to replace The Shebang yet plenty of names have been thrown around.
The SMH has touched on the subject this week, pinpointing current networked drive team Wil and Lehmo. The article mentioned:
'Their contracts are up at the end of the year. There's no doubt they will be offered another deal considering the Wil And Lehmo Show rates much higher than any other shift on the low-rating station.
The question is whether they'll be asked to take on the critical breakfast slot following the axing of The Shebang. Triple M executives need a strong breakfast show if the station is to reclaim a solid foothold in the market and keep Vega at bay.' [link=http://www.smh.com.au/news/tv--radio/national-laugh-grid/2008/08/30/1219516773751.html]Full story[/link]
Wil and Lehmo, for breakfast?
Monday, September 1, 2008 | Labels: Radionews |
At this stage Triple M have not locked in their breakfast line-up to for 2009 to replace The Shebang yet plenty of names have been thrown around.
The SMH has touched on the subject this week, pinpointing current networked drive team Wil and Lehmo. The article mentioned:
'Their contracts are up at the end of the year. There's no doubt they will be offered another deal considering the Wil And Lehmo Show rates much higher than any other shift on the low-rating station.
The question is whether they'll be asked to take on the critical breakfast slot following the axing of The Shebang. Triple M executives need a strong breakfast show if the station is to reclaim a solid foothold in the market and keep Vega at bay.' [link=http://www.smh.com.au/news/tv--radio/national-laugh-grid/2008/08/30/1219516773751.html]Full story[/link]
The SMH has touched on the subject this week, pinpointing current networked drive team Wil and Lehmo. The article mentioned:
'Their contracts are up at the end of the year. There's no doubt they will be offered another deal considering the Wil And Lehmo Show rates much higher than any other shift on the low-rating station.
The question is whether they'll be asked to take on the critical breakfast slot following the axing of The Shebang. Triple M executives need a strong breakfast show if the station is to reclaim a solid foothold in the market and keep Vega at bay.' [link=http://www.smh.com.au/news/tv--radio/national-laugh-grid/2008/08/30/1219516773751.html]Full story[/link]
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