Radio Scandal: Cleavage Trick and Tears Uncovered

What I saw in the news this week sent a quiet inner rage boiling to the surface.

There he was - an ageing, blustering radio boss barging onto the stage at a radio awards night, seemingly desperate to hijack the spotlight from his female employee who had just won an award she said she had 'worked her entire life for'. 

This, reportedly, is the same woman he had told didn't have a chance of winning in her category - moments before she did.

It seems that seeing her win wasn't enough; he had to seize the spotlight for himself.

He barrelled in with what can only be called an aggressively over-the-top hug and, as if that public humiliation wasn't sufficient, reached and grabbed her bottom.

All in front of a room packed with colleagues, guests and her husband. You can hear the gasps in the footage.

He then threw his hands into the air like he'd just kicked the winning goal at the MCG and jumped off the stage.

But radio's moment wasn't over yet.

Moments later, I stumbled on a 'guess who don't sue' blind item about a famously hot-headed radio presenter who was back to his usual tricks.

This time, he was lashing a producer, allegedly barking: 'You'll never work again.'

One quick group text and the answer pinged back: yes, it was exactly who we thought it was. The least surprising name in radio.

This wasn't some one-off outburst - this guy's notorious for it.

Frankly, he seems to relish belittling his staff.

If it happened in the bedroom, they'd call it a kink.

'Radio isn't the victim of the podcast age, as everyone keeps ranting on about. It's the victim of its own refusal to grow up,' writes Jana (pictured during her Triple M days)