NEW: How to tell powerful personal stories on-air

FIRST: Kyle & Jackie O's former boss breaks his silence

In this episode, Wade talks to former ARN Chief Content Officer Duncan Campbell. Since the Kyle & Jackie O show ended, Duncan has been unable to talk publicly about it. Now his contract with ARN has ended he's chosen to share answers to some of the burning questions with The Quarter Hour podcast. * Did he ever think it would all ended like it did? * Was he responsible for the big $100 million 10-year-contract? * Would he have networked them into Melbourne? or Brisbane? * How does he think Kyle's new subscriber only show will go? * Does he think we'll hear Jackie O on radio ever again? * Who would he put into KIIS 106.5 Sydney Breakfast now?

NEW: How to tell powerful personal stories on-air

Liam Renton talks to Nic O'Riley (from Bay FM Geelong's Mill and Nic in the morning) about powerful storytelling. Nic suffered a significant personal tragedy when he was a child and he opens up on how he shared his story on-air.

NEW: Monday Meeting with Wade and Liam

Wade & Liam discuss the current issues around radio every Monday morning * What happened last week on The Long Weekend with Eddie McGuire & Karl Stefanovic * Should people who get the sack get a farewell show * Do social media hits translate to radio ratings? * A funny bit of audio from the Chrissie & Ronnie show (featuring Wade playing a caller)

SPECIAL EPISODE: Intern Pete on leaving Kyle & Jackie O

In this Saturday Special, we hear from Intern Pete about leaving Kyle & Jackie O and his new role on the Christian O'Connell Show. PLUS: How he got his start in radio and why he went for producing over being on the air. This is an episode that was first published in May.

EXCLUSIVE: Ash London: "I thought I'd never work in radio again"

To round out Kiwi Week on The Quarter Hour, hear Wade's exclusive chat with The Ash London Show (Ash, Harry and Yas). Hear the story of how their socials blew up with segments like 'Best Ever Key Change'. Also Ash shares... * Why this is the show she was born to do * Why a clear vision helped get the show started so now they can go wider on content choices * Why learning to panel made the difference for her * Why joy is critical to Ash * and how they were put together without even recording a demo