Last Saturday Bob Roger’s broadcast his final show saying farewell to his thousands of loyal listeners, but due to an unprecedent reaction Classic Hits 2CH has scheduled an encore performance of Reminiscing this Saturday October 10th at 6pm.
 
Since the announcement of his final show the tributes have flowed from around Australia and the globe.
 

Last week, at age 93, the world’s longest serving radio announcer hung up his headphones.

After more than 78 years behind the microphone, the legendary Bob Rogers has made the difficult decision to hang-up his headphones.

Sydney's 2CH have announced that Tim Webster will take over Mornings from Bob Rogers who informed listeners of his retirement in November last year on 'doctor’s orders' following a stroke.

Someone should contact the Guinness Book of World Records. 

2CH’s Bob Rogers announced his retirement on air this morning.

It started out as an attempt by Sydney’s 2CH Breakfast Team Indira Naidoo & Trevor Sinclair to crochet a blanket for the legendary Bob Rogers.

But when they reached out to their listeners for assistance in creating a giant blanket, the overwhelming response saw hundreds of squares donated.

Glenn Wheatley talks to Peter Saxon about the strange and drawn-out sales process and what his plans are for 2CH.

Over 50 years ago when Bob Rogers interviewed a young Glenn Wheatley, bass player for Master’s Apprentices, one of Australia’s hottest bands at the time, he could not have imagined that some day this long haired git with the tight pants and the outsized package would be his boss.