Peter Sharp, Jonathan Coleman, Mike Bailey, Sydney radio ratings, COVID, the CSIRO, Hong Kong, the USA, and the Olympics.

Sydney radio, Bill Marsden, Five Things that Could Wipe out Life on our Planet, When Will We Open the Borders and Patrick White.

Coronavirus, John Brennan, Jim Graham, Sydney radio survey, television and Brexit.

Coronavirus, US election, radio ratings, Bob Hughes and Yowies.

Coronavirus continues to stalk us all with a second wave in Victoria having a devastating impact on the national economy. Donald Trump and Joe Biden are trying desperately to fight out a US Presidential election in the middle of all of this drama. Radio has just revved back into life with our first ratings in six months. It continues to be pretty average in TV land. This has been a pretty special football season in the UK.

2GB is front and centre on our radio dial this month with the shock resignation of the News Talk superstar Alan Jones.

PM Morrison is right about that. I went through WW2 and the Coronavirus is worse than that.

We've just lost another big name in radio with the death of Grant Goldman, aged 69.

Well, she's all over for another year and the Alan and Ray Show ended the ratings, owning Sydney's overalls...

Are we watching the death of a Sydney radio giant with the announcement that the experiment with Macquarie Sports on the old 2UE is over?

Radio, Alan Jones, Graeme Turpie and Ian Nicholls, Brexit, Richmond AFL and TV.

Loss of Malcolm T Elliott, Sydney radio market, "put a sock in it", catch up with Brendan Sheedy, Brexit, and dog washing...

Recently involved in a Skype interview with a couple of radio men from the old days – Ray Kelly and Doc Livingstone – for a 3MP reunion event.

As I go to print, we've just lost one of the superstars of the entertainment world, Jimmy Hannan.

I've gone to radio heaven this month bathing myself in a book about the classical period downunder through the 30s, 40s and 50s.

More goodbyes my friends – it just goes on – with the deaths of a famous name in Melbourne radio, John Worthy and that of Ray Bean.