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The show resumed airing in Teesside and North Yorkshire on Monday 8 April 2013 when TFM merged with Metro and ceased all local programming apart from news. [9] On 17 April 2024 both Metro Radio and TFM were rebranded to Hits Radio with Steve & Karen’s Breakfast Show unaffected. [10]
Over the years the station has had a number of competitors, including in the very competitive Johannesburg radio market where two stations, Kaya FM and YFM, launched in mid/late 1990s have taken away some audience from Metro FM. Metro sponsors the Metro FM Music Awards, [2] the 2016 edition being the 15th. Known as Mabhena FM.
In 1999, Forrest was presenting Virgin Radio's twice-weekly movie review show, the Movie Chart Show, alongside Gail Porter. [8] The show was broadcast on Channel 5. [9] After having worked at Virgin Radio in the UK and at Heart Radio, Forrest joined Classic FM to present a Saturday morning show with co-presenters Anne Marie-Minhall and Tim ...
Jack Oliver is back, too, following a six-month noncompete period since he left KEYN, 103.7-FM. Oliver will host the morning show on KWME, 92.7-FM, one of the stations that businessman Dave Murfin ...
Starting 2015, the channel is the official broadcaster for the following US events (same day or within 48 hours of US telecast): Primetime Emmy Awards (2014–present) ...
Foster is best known for her radio broadcasting work over of 20 years. She presented popular breakfast shows on both Metro Radio [3] and Magic FM [4] Since 2017, she has presented on BBC Radio Newcastle, hosting the breakfast show with Alfie Joey before taking over the mid-morning programme in which she currently presents.
Jim Murphy's retirement on Nov. 28 from WIXX-FM's "Murphy in the Morning" show after 32 years was the catalyst for his longtime co-hosts, Katie Schurk and Nick Vitrano, to ultimately decide to ...
On 2 August 2010, the station revamped the morning show by renaming it Breakfast Xpress [5] and appointing Darren Simpson as the new front-man in place of Jeremy Mansfield. The show has been criticised for its childish nature, unprofessionalism, and poor production. [6] The show became infamous for Whackhead's pranks which aired daily on the show.