Music Station
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| First episode date | October 24, 1986 |
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| Opening theme | Tak Matsumoto |
| Presented by | Marina Namiki |
| Creators | TV Asahi |
| Composers | Tak Matsumoto |
| Networks | TV Asahi |
| All-Nippon News Network | |
| TV Japan | |
| TVB J2 | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2054411 |
About Music Station
Music Station is a Japanese music television program. It began broadcasting on October 24, 1986 and continues to be broadcast weekly in High-definition from 8PM-9PM on TV Asahi. The program is also colloquially known as M Sute, MS, and M Station. The show is currently syndicated throughout the U. S.
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Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo are ending their 5 Live film show
... Mayo also used to present a show on BBC Radio 2, but exited the station in 2018 after a revamped drivetime show he co-hosted with Jo Whiley He continued to co-host the weekly 5 Live show with Kermode after leaving Radio 2, but also took a new role with media giant Bauer, presenting shows on its classical station Scala Radio and the popular Music Station Greatest Hits Radio...
Simon Mayo: Radio 2 show with Jo Whiley was 'stressful'
... Mayo will lead the line-up on a new classical Music Station Whiley s addition to Drivetime came after Radio 2 was criticised for its lack of female presenters...
Simon Mayo: Radio 2 show with Jo Whiley was 'stressful'
Simon Mayo and Jo Whiley in a publicity shot for their short-lived Show
Broadcaster Simon Mayo has spoken out about his decision to leave Bbc Radio 2 , saying it followed "an awkward, stressful few months".
Mayo hosted the Drivetime slot on The Station for eight years, before his departure last October.
Speaking to the Radio Times, Mayo claimed Bbc bosses didn't consider the impact of introducing Jo Whiley as co-host.
Radio 2 said they would not be commenting on Mayo 's latest statements.
Mayo will lead the line-up on a new classical Music StationWhiley's addition to Drivetime came after Radio 2 was criticised for its lack of female presenters.
Mayo said: "There was genuine pressure from The Top about improving The Number of women in daytime".
The presenter added he was not told about The Change in a face-to-face meeting with managers.
Instead, he found out about the decision to introduce a female co-presenter in a phone call with his agent.
Mayo then insisted his co-host should be Whiley, as the pair had been friends for years and had even gone on A Family holiday together.
He claimed managers never gave him a sense that the decision would be reversed if it didn't work, adding: "They'd invested too much political capital in The Change . "
Mayo joined Radio 2 in January 2010The resulting Show and ended after just a few months on air, when Mayo announced his departure from Radio 2 .
Mayo said he didn't see himself, or Whiley, as a victim, saying: "I think victim's the wrong word. Jo and I worked very hard to make that Show as good as it could be. "
His exit came The Station 's breakfast Show .
Chris Evans returned to the Virgin Radio breakfast Show in JanuaryMayo revealed Evans offered him a job at Virgin Radio at the time, saying: "He rang me and said, 'Do you want to work here?' I said, 'I'm already Spoken For . "
Mayo will soon be heard in a new Show on digital classical Music Station Scala, which begins on 4 March.
He continues to present a film review Show with Mark Kermode on Bbc Radio 5 Live .
Sara Cox is the new host of Drivetime on Radio 2Bbc Radio 2 's Drivetime Show and The Station 's first female Breakfast Show host.
Whiley remains at Radio 2 , presenting a weekday evening Show .
The changes at Radio 2 have created a more gender balanced presenting line-up. Of the new schedule, Mayo said: "It's not the way I'd have designed it. "
But he added: "The overwhelming gratitude I have after 36 years eclipses the difficulties of The Last months. "
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Source of news: bbc.com
