Triple M calls on Gold Coast locals to take a shot at showcasing radio chops
Ever dreamt of hosting a popular radio show? Fifteen lucky Gold Coasters will Take the Mic! on Triple M as the station gears up to farewell Bridget Brousard.
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PATTY-ANN Waho (below) is ready to bring some sexy, saucy and serious content to airwaves across the Gold Coast.
The intimacy coach is one of 15 lucky Gold Coasters to host 92.5 Triple M’s brekkie show as the station farewells Bridget “Bridge” Brousard.
Never one to shy away from talking about all things intimacy, Ms Waho shares her content across social media, a podcast and previously a comedy show.
The 47-year-old will be bringing her pillow and dating talk to Friday’s show with co-hosts Spida and Flan (above, top), including when Ms Waho and a partner were busted in the act by her four sons.
The psychology student at Griffith University said one day she would love to talk about sex and relationships on the radio frequently to breakdown taboos.
“I’d like to have a segment on the radio to help with dating and relationships,” she said.
“There’s lots of talking about things like politics but I’d like to bring an educational platform about everyday experiences we all have to deal with.”
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LOLLIPOP lady and mum-of-four Lisa Bolton has never said ‘no’ to a new experience.
That’s why she was thrilled to be chosen as one of 15 lucky Gold Coasters to host 92.5 Triple M’s brekkie show as the station farewells Bridget ‘Bridge’ Brousard.
Ms Bolton will join today’s show – marking the first time the station has opened up a hosting seat on the breakfast show to local residents.
“I think I’m just going to tuck in and hope for the best,” she said.
“If you get an opportunity, you’ve just got to take it with two hands.”
During Friday’s show, Ms Bolton is set to reveal how she reconnected with her birth father, who also happens to live on the Gold Coast.
How to bounce into Bridge’s seat on Triple M - October 29
EVER dreamt of playing host on a popular radio show?
Fifteen lucky Gold Coasters will get the chance in 92.5 Triple M’s brekkie show as the station farewells Bridget ‘Bridge’ Brousard after 15 years in the seat.
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Along with co-hosts Spida and Flan, winners can take their best crack at out-broadcasting Bridge and could potentially have a bright career in radio ahead of them.
As Bridge prepares to set sail on the shimmering sands of the Gold Coast for Tasmania’s picturesque Flinders Island, she is calling on locals to experience live breakfast radio.
“How many times have you been told you’d be great on radio? Maybe you’ve got the gift of the gab or you’re a great storyteller? Do you have that perfect voice for radio?” she said.
“No one knows the Gold Coast better than you – so that’s why locals are the perfect match for Triple M.
“I’ll promise the lads (Spida and Flan) will be on their best behaviour. Actually, that’s impossible – good luck.”
92.5 Triple M content director Corey Kay says this is the first time the station has opened up a hosting seat on the breakfast show to local residents.
“It’s the most perfect way to celebrate Bridge and say farewell after her 15 years on air with us,” he said.
“So Gold Coast, it’s time to step into the studio, put on the headphones, practice those call signs and shout-outs and take to the mic.”
Entries are open and the first contestant chosen will join next Friday’s show.
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