Em Rusciano recently announced she would be leaving her breakfast show at 2DayFM. Has it been a bit of a long time coming? On this week’s edition of the Mumbrellacast, the team unpacks the situation, all topped off with an anecdote about Viv and Zoe’s Uber driver’s love of Kyle Sandilands.

We also discuss Seven’s unremarkable Take Me Out ratings, ACMA’s ruling on Sunrise, and Nike’s new ad featuring NFL player Colin Kaepernick.

Plus, the team from Vamp visit the Mumbrella House studios (29:47) to discuss that Nestlé influencer campaign, competing with creative agencies, and disagreeing with Jules Lund on whether tech companies should be making a profit.

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In the news

In this week’s news roundup, the team discusses:

Em Rusciano exits 2DayFM breakfast (01:41)

Seven’s Take Me Out launch fails to impress (06:21)

Watchdog rules Sunrise breached broadcasting rules in Indigenous adoption coverage (08:39)

And we round up of the week in the world of creative (13:25)

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Hard Boiled Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

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