Kyle Sandilands launches new digital radio show amid technical issues

Kyle Sandilands' new digital radio program, 'Kyle Sandilands Live,' launched on Monday morning with significant technical difficulties. Sandilands described the debut as a "clunky start," noting that the production was a "digital mess behind the scenes."

The broadcast faced several disruptions, including issues with a Zoom feed for the first guest, psychic John Edwards, and instances where presenters' microphones overlapped. During the introduction of the new cast—which includes Bruno Bouchet, Mary Madigan, and executive director Jaimee “Mayo” Blazquez—the show experienced awkward moments involving unprofessional language from the crew.

The program features a new team including newsreader Brooklyn Ross and podcaster Josh Fox. Sandilands indicated that high-profile figures, including NSW Premier Chris Minns and One Nation leader Pauline Hanson, were scheduled to appear on the show.