Chris Minns, John Edwards feature as former broadcaster’s new show begins
Broadcaster Kyle Sandilands faced significant technical difficulties during the debut of his new digital radio show, which featured interviews with high-profile guests including NSW Premier Chris Minns. The show also sparked controversy due to comments made by guest Pauline Hanson regarding national division.
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The debut highlights the challenges of transitioning traditional media personalities to digital-only platforms and the ongoing influence of polarizing political figures in Australian media.
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Share A A A Technological issues dogged Kyle Sandilands’ new digital radio show, Kyle Sandilands Live, as it debuted on Monday morning with guests including NSW Premier Chris Minns, celebrity psychic John Edward and an extended, cosy chat with One Nation leader Pauline Hanson.
Two hours into the show, Sandilands called Hanson on his phone and put her on speaker, running the call through his microphone for one of the longest interviews of the show.
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