Triple M is set to expand its national programming with the launch of a new show, 'Lu & Jarch', hosted by popular podcasting duo Luisa Da Din and Jack Archdale.

The show will air from 2pm to 4pm starting June 10, serving as a lead-in to Triple M's 'The Rush Hour' shows, which focus on AFL and NRL sports content and air from 4pm to 6pm. This strategic scheduling aims to provide listeners with a seamless afternoon of entertainment, aligning with Triple M's focus on comedy and sport.

Luisa Da Din and Jack Archdale have established a significant presence on social media, boasting nearly 900,000 followers on TikTok and Instagram, and accumulating over 28 million likes on TikTok. Their transition to radio is seen as a natural progression, leveraging their existing audience and comedic style.

"From working in the industry on the other side of the microphone, this is truly a real dream come true. I’m so excited to be on the Triple M airwaves daily with Jarch!" said Da Din.

"SCA provided me with my first job out of Uni as a regional sales coordinator. To be coming back into the frey after 13 years, and be the bloke walking into the studio, is a huge full circle moment for me. I can’t wait to be a part of the Triple M family with Lu once again," said Archdale.

SCA's Chief Content Officer, Dave Cameron, said: "SCA continues to lead the charge in bringing exciting real talent to the industry. Lu and Jarch already host one of the funniest podcasts in the country with a massive social following. Now bringing their much-loved shenanigans to Triple M, alongside the Rush Hour with JB & Billy and our recently announced Rush Hour shows in NSW and Queensland, completes the drive home on Triple M nationally. We will unashamedly continue our pursuit to be the chosen home for Australia’s biggest and brightest content creators across our radio networks and LiSTNR. Lu and Jarch are about as authentically hilarious as they come."

The introduction of 'Lu & Jarch' is part of Triple M's broader strategy to enhance its content offering by integrating popular digital personalities into its traditional radio format. This move reflects the network's ongoing commitment to diversifying its programming and attracting a wider audience through a blend of established and emerging talent.