Nova launches The Worst Day of Your Life podcast
May 12, 2021 9:24
Nova Entertainment has launched The Worst Day of Your Life, a podcast hosted by journalist Glenn Daniel.
The announcement:
Life is a journey of extremes – incredible highs and heart-wrenching lows – moments of achievement, celebration and happiness that can be snatched away in an instant. NOVA Entertainment announces the launch of the new podcast, The Worst Day of Your Life, featuring real stories of extraordinary people, who refuse to let disaster permanently change their lives and strive to help others change their lives for the better.
Award winning journalist, smoothfm’s Glenn Daniel, shares intimate conversations with people thrown into life’s worst moments through no fault of their own, only to emerge to do life’s best in the new podcast The Worst Day of Your Life, launching on Tuesday 11 May.
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Dave Hughes to host 2021 Siren Awards as finalists announced
2DayFM Breakfast co-host Dave ‘Hughesy’ Hughes will host the 2021 Siren Awards, which will be held in Sydney on June 3.
The awards, now in their 17th year, aim to recognise the best radio ad or campaign of the year.
Finalists this year include radio campaigns coming out of creative agencies BMF, M&C Saatchi, Showpony Advertising, whiteGREY, Wunderman Thompson, Eardrum, Isobar Australia and Rare, for work across brands including ALDI Australia, Tourism Tasmania, Baiada (Lilydale/Steggles), the South Australian Department of Human Services, ING Bank Australia and Project Ningaloo.
In the craft category, Bang Bang Studios, Cue Sound, Rumble Studios, Seeingsounds, Squeak E. Clean Studios and We Love Jam Studios are up for the award.
Metro radio revenue down in March quarter, with Queensland worst hit
Advertising revenue for metropolitan commercial radio stations was down 3.76% for the March quarter, compared to the same period one year ago.
Last year, Australia was hit by the first wave of COVID-19 and associated lockdowns at the tail end of the quarter, while in early 2021, different states were still grappling with sporadic outbreaks.
Despite the decline, CEO of Commercial Radio Australia (CRA), Joan Warner, noted the tide was starting to turn.
“The figures are moving in the right direction and we’re hopeful momentum will build through the year as small business confidence grows and we see them coming back into the market and utilising the reach of radio,” she said.
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