Show Notes
Controversy sells. We learned that last week when we saw reports that Kyle and Jackie-O signed a 10 year contract extension with Australian Radio Network worth $200 million.
Meaning, if that’s correct, Kyle and Jackie-O will be pocketing $10 million a year each, for 10 years.
It’s probably the question you’re mulling over right now, and it was certainly one voiced in our office last week - what’s the numbers behind the contract? If they’re getting paid $200 million, just how much are they bringing in? Today Sascha and Alec talk answer the question - are they worth it?
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