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Evelien de Bruijn and Eddy Keur leave Radio 2

The station confirms their departure as part of the weekend changes for 2027, but does not explain the financial background.

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Evelien de Bruijn · Photo: RTV Utrecht / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0

NPO Radio 2 announced on Thursday that Evelien de Bruijn and Eddy Keur will no longer feature in its programming for 2027. The public announcement examined confirms their departure, but does not cite budget cuts as the cause.

The station is changing part of its weekend schedule together with the broadcasters. On Friday evenings, Tim Op het Broek and Anneli Verhees will jointly present Vrijdagcafé. On Sunday afternoons, Jorien Renkema will take the slot from 12:00 to 15:00, followed by Klaas van Kruistum until 18:00.

Tannaz Hajeby will remain on air on Saturdays and Sundays between 06:00 and 09:00. Organisational responsibility for her programme will move from Omroep MAX to KRO-NCRV. Radiowereld confirms these changes in a report dated 15 October.

Station manager Suzanne Straatsburg thanks De Bruijn and Keur for their dedication in the announcement. The announcement provides no information about the terms of their departure or any specific saving. The cause cited in the supplied news headline could not be sufficiently confirmed within the search budget; this report therefore remains limited to the announced changes.

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The short report is limited to confirmed personnel and programming changes. The financial explanation in the supplied headline has not been included as fact.

  • confirmed The departure of De Bruijn and Keur was announced as part of the schedule for 2027. — Both are explicitly named in the station manager's statement. source
  • confirmed The presenters, time slots and change of broadcaster mentioned are part of the changes. — The schedules from NPO Radio 2 and Radiowereld match; Radiowereld published its report on 15 October. source
  • uncertain Budget cuts are causing De Bruijn's departure. — The primary announcement consulted does not provide this explanation. Not included as fact. source
Editor's note
The departures and schedule changes have been confirmed. There is insufficient verification of the alleged causal link with budget cuts; hence a short report with the status insufficient_sources.
More on this in Dutch media
  • Trouw — „npo radio 2”
  • NRC — „npo radio 2”
  • NU.nl — „npo radio 2”

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