“How Green Was My Cactus” mysteriously disappears from 2GB
by admin on Mar.12, 2010, under Commentary
G’day folks,
As a regular listener to Sydney talkback radio, I find it interesting that the political satirists behind “How Green Was My Cactus” appear to have been dropped from the 2GB on-air schedule.
This segment was played between 2.30 and 3.00 pm each weekday during Chris Smith’s show. The last play for the segment was on Monday March 8th and it hasn’t been heard since. Whether or not it’s been moved out of Chris Smith’s slot and put somewhere else in the schedule I don’t know, but it does seem strange it’s suddenly gone just like that, and as with most 2GB programming changes, the poor ol’ listener is ALWAYS kept in the dark. Not one mention that it may have either been the end of the segments for the time being or if its changed timeslots or what – and that’s annoying if you’re a fan of it like I am.
So 2GB programming, I ask you – what’s happened to Cactus?
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