Two volunteers on a temporary community radio station in Northumberland have stayed on-air together for 58 hours – beating the 52 hour record set by Chris Moyles and his Radio 1 team.
Sarah Stewart and Jamie Thirlwell completed the broadcast last weekend on Koast Radio in Morpeth.
Koast Station Manager Vicky Oakley, who came up with the idea, told the Morpeth Herald: “They broke Chris Moyles’ record at 10.30am on Saturday and they just carried on because it was such a massive success.
“The support of the public was just phenomenal. The phone never stopped ringing and the webcam had so many hits. It was just unbelievable and a massive effort from everyone.
“I’m so proud of everyone involved with it.”
The presenters raised £1,500 for a local charity.
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Posted on Friday, September 23rd, 2011 at 8:13 am by RadioToday Staff