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The Mike Walsh Show - Graham Kennedy Starts 2Day FM

1980

The Mike Walsh Show - Graham Kennedy Starts 2Day FM

1980

  • NFSA IDP9XZF40Y
  • TypeTelevision
  • MediumMoving Image
  • FormSeries
  • GenresVariety show
  • Year1980

Mike Walsh interviews Graham Kennedy about his involvement with new radio station 2Day FM in Sydney.

He also looks back at the start of his radio career in the 1950s, noting the significance of his big break in working with the popular announcer Nicky.

Courtesy of
Mike Walsh AM, OBE and Hayden Productions

Mike Walsh interviews Graham Kennedy about his involvement with new radio station 2Day FM in Sydney.

He also looks back at the start of his radio career in the 1950s, noting the significance of his big break in working with the popular announcer Nicky.

Courtesy of
Mike Walsh AM, OBE and Hayden Productions
  • Graham Kennedy was one of the original owners of Sydney radio station 2Day FM, together with John Laws, Mike Willesee and Village Pty Ltd. The station commenced broadcasting in August 1980.

    The Mike Walsh Show was a popular daytime television series which ran from 1973 to 1984 for 90 minutes each weekday afternoon.

    Notes by Maryanne Doyle

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