Ken Bruce launches his new show on Bauer's Greatest Hits Radio this morning (April 3), following his departure from BBC Radio 2 last month after having ...
Ahead of its launch, Ken told PA news agency that his new radio show will be "much the same" as his previous show. Ken said he's looking forward to his future at Bauer's Greatest Hits Radio. Following his recent departure, his new show on the rival station will air weekdays from 10am to 1pm. The radio host teased that he will be "looking for lunch" at 12.30pm when he is on-air and joked that there will be a "problem with the microphones" around this time. It will feature radio quiz PopMaster - which had been a popular segment of his BBC show - and that will air at the same time from 10.30am to 10.50am each morning. [Ken Bruce](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/ken-bruce) has teased that he's "struggling to work [his] day out" amid launching his new radio show.
Ken Bruce has expressed his concerns over a “struggle” related to his new Greatest Hits Radio stint. The radio DJ uttered his final words on BBC Radio 2 ...
“So, I don’t think I should give advice, but ‘this will pass’ is all I ever can say… “I don’t give advice to other broadcasters, [Irish broadcaster Sir Terry] refused to give me any advice… He starts his new show with Bauer on Monday (3 April), where he will present the 10am to 1pm show. Don’t worry, keep at it.” It was just time for me to leave and now… “I think it’s a great organisation.
The veteran Scottish radio presenter had the last day of his Radio 2 mid-morning slot – which aired from 9.30am to midday for more than 30 years – in March ...
It was just time for me to leave and now … “I think it’s a great organisation. He also said his new radio show after leaving the BBC will be “much the same” and he is not looking to introduce “massive great bells and whistles stuff” into the format.
Bruce left BBC Radio 2 last month for pastures new after 45 years with the company, and has taken the iconic game with him.
](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bauermedia.ghr)It can also be found on Freeview channel 716 and Sky channel 0151. He has also fronted Radio 2’s coverage of the Eurovision Song Contest since 1988. Let’s enjoy the week ahead!” You can access the [after 45 years on the BBC it was “time for a change”](https://inews.co.uk/culture/radio/ken-bruce-why-leaving-bbc-radio-2-where-mid-morning-show-host-going-2091328?ico=in-line_link), explaining: “Nothing stays the same forever and I have decided the time is right for me to move on from Radio 2 when I reach the end of my current contract in March. [ few weeks earlier than planned](https://inews.co.uk/culture/radio/ken-bruce-last-show-time-when-final-day-radio-2-greatest-hits-move-2183798?ico=in-line_link), tweeting on Tuesday, 28 February: “I had intended fulfilling my contract until the end of March but the BBC has decided it wants me to leave earlier. [via their website](https://planetradio.co.uk/greatest-hits/player/) or on the free app for [iPhone](https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/greatest-hits-radio/id1444735243) or [Android. [specific regional frequencies for the show on Planet Radio](https://planetradio.co.uk/greatest-hits/station/on-air/how-to-listen-to-greatest-hits-radio-on-fm/). [and how to listen](https://inews.co.uk/culture/radio/greatest-hits-radio-how-listen-where-frequency-my-area-time-ken-bruce-show-start-2249612?ico=in-line_link). [as bringing Popmaster to Greatest Hits](https://inews.co.uk/news/ken-bruce-promises-golden-oldies-when-he-joins-greatest-hits-radio-after-row-over-bbc-radio-2-axing-classics-2090119?ico=in-line_link), Bruce promised “me and my musings and all the great records you know and love from the 70s, 80s and 90s”. [Ken Bruce](https://inews.co.uk/topic/ken-bruce?ico=in-line_link)‘s [Greatest Hits Radio debut is finally upon us](https://inews.co.uk/culture/radio/ken-bruce-time-on-greatest-hits-radio-when-new-show-start-how-listen-station-2249522?ico=in-line_link) – meaning Popmaster is making its return to the airwaves. [Bruce’s new show begins on Greatest Hits Radio on Monday 3 April](https://inews.co.uk/culture/radio/ken-bruce-new-show-greatest-hits-radio-start-date-how-listen-fm-dab-2205242?ico=in-line_link), airing every weekday from 10am to 1pm – slightly later than his BBC mid-morning schedule of 9.30am to 12pm.
The quiz was a mainstay of the presenter's weekday show on the station and relaunches on his new show on Greatest Hits Radio as of Monday, April 3.
On what makes PopMaster so successful, Bruce mused: “If I knew the answer to that I’d probably be able to give you the winning lottery numbers as well! The DJ added: “I’m very excited to see where PopMaster can go next and there are a lot of opportunities out there. “I think that PopMaster and Ken are married for life.”
Ken Bruce says his move from BBC Radio 2 to Greatest Hits Radio will be a huge transition, leaving him 'struggling'.
"I really couldn't do it without the listeners, who contribute and complete the dialogue. His PopMaster quiz segment will still be airing despite him moving stations, as he had previously trademarked it as his own creation. "I'm struggling to work my day out. [claims that he and the likes of Paul O'Grady could have been impacted by ageism](/celebrity-news/1741704/Ken-Bruce-BBC-Radio-2-exit-last-show-Simon-Mayo-Greatest-Hits-Radio) during their time at the [BBC](https://www.express.co.uk/latest/bbc), Ken speaks very positively of his time at the broadcaster. Despite cheekily joking that he'd be "looking for lunch" during his new show, and that this could cause mysterious "problems with microphones", he has insisted that he just needs to acclimatise to the changes. Ken Bruce, 72, has joked that he will be left with the urge to demand lunch while still on air, as he gets to grips with the time changes involved in moving over to Greatest Hits Radio.
Ken spoke out as he swaps the Beeb for Greatest Hits Radio.
“My belief is that when I’m given a contract, I work to it and complete it and I haven’t had, over the last 46 years, very much time off ever,” he said. "I think I'm going to be going to bed an hour later because I just have to squeeze everything into the remaining hours of the day. But he also said: "I'm struggling to work my day out.