The fall out from Eddie McGuire’s rant, broadcast live on Triple M in which he offered $50 thousand dollars to see sports journalist Caroline Wilson's head held under in an ice pool, continues.
 
Last night Veteran Richmond forward Jack Riewoldt revealed the Tigers will boycott Triple M radio this week saying the club's move had been driven by "a couple of senior players".
 

Triple M’s official coverage of the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio will include a daily show from Australia’s ‘sporting heroes’ Roy Slaven & H.G Nelson.

These senior sporting correspondents will be covering the festivities for the duration of the Games, August 8 – 19, from 12-1pm Monday to Friday, with HG officially dubbing himself as “Triple M’s senior boxing correspondent.”

“Radio is non stop because of the internet… We don’t just work in radio any more we work in a 24/7 world of creativity,” said Leon Sjogren at his RadioDays presentation in Korea.

RadioDays Europe is holding a special one day version of its annual conference in Korea in conjunction with the Asia Media Summit.

Peter Saxon catches up with the Grill Team's Mark Geyer

It seems as if the airwaves are littered with sports people - ex-professionals passing comment on their former disciplines.

Peter Saxon gets to know Seb Costello who recently landed the Newsreader role on Triple M Melbourne’s Hot Breakfast alongside Eddie McGuire, Luke Darcy and Mick Malloy.

In a message posted on the Kiss website Gene Simmons has apologised for his comments about depression.

"I was wrong and in the spur of the moment made remarks that in hindsight were made without regard for those who truly suffer the struggles of depression. I sincerely apologize..."