The Hit Network has announced a significant reshuffle of its programming line-up. The popular Mike E & Emma show, currently a staple of the morning slot on 104.1 2Day FM, will be moving to the national Nights timeslot from Monday to Thursday, and the national Breakfast shift on weekends for the remainder of 2024.

This move follows the interim transition of Jimmy Smith and Nath Roye to the 104.1 2Day FM Breakfast timeslot.

Mike Etheridge and Emma Chow, also known as Mike E & Emma, are renowned for their relatable, unpredictable, and entertaining radio shows. From Monday 26 August, the Mike E & Emma show can be heard across the national Hit Network from 7pm to 10pm Monday to Thursday, and from 8am to 10am on Saturday and Sunday mornings.

Meanwhile, Jimmy & Nath can be heard from 6am to 9am, Monday to Friday, on 104.1 2Day FM. The Hit Network’s 2025 104.1 2Day FM line-up and national Nights and weekend Breakfast line-ups will be announced in due course.

"See you later 4am alarm! We’re pumped to bring the cheekiness of Mike E & Emma to national Nights during the week and then wake up Australia for weekend Breakfast. We can’t wait to have more hilarious conversations with our ride or die listeners from all over the country!" said Mike E and Emma in a joint statement.

Amanda Lee, Head of Hit Metro Content, said: "Mike E and Emma have been loved by Sydney listeners for over a decade, and it's exciting to now have the opportunity for the rest of the country to fall in love with them. Likewise, Jimmy and Nath are now serving up their energetic wit and charm to the delight of our Sydney Breakfast audience."

The Hit Network is Australia’s largest radio network, broadcasting across metro and regional markets with a collection of 50 FM and DAB+ stations with more than 6 million Aussie radio listeners across B105, 2Day FM, The Fox, SAFM, Mix 94.5, Sea FM, 41 Hit stations plus DAB+ stations including Oldskool 90s Hits, Buddha Hits, Oldskool 80s Hits, RnB Fridays Radio and Dance Hits.