The station ceased broadcasting at 10 pm on 23 December 2008 – a day earlier than initially announced – with Kickabout being the final programme.
The original talk107 presenter line-up consisted of Alex Bell, Susan Morrison, Mike Graham, Graham Stewart, Simon Pia, Heather Dee, Gordon Dallas, Micky Gavin, Barry Snedden, Ramsay Jones, Mark Woods, Colin Paterson (also programme director), Stephen Jardine and Alex Hastie.
Following the release of the station's first set of RAJAR figures, Micky Gavin took over the afternoon show, where he was joined by the ex-Radio Forth presenter Diane Lester as his co-host from October 2006.
Alex Bell left the Morning Show on Wednesday 25 October 2006 after station chiefs labelled him "too intelligent" for the format and he was replaced by the "more suitable" ex-Forth One and Forth 2 presenter Scott Wilson.
In November, the launch programme director Colin Paterson left the station to be replaced by Mike Graham and, on 1 December 2006, a new weekend line-up was unveiled.
In January 2008, Simon Pia and Heather Dees' drivetime slot was given to Dominik Diamond and Marisa de Andrade, who had both been presenting weekend breakfast since November 2007.
From September 2008, the station began broadcasting a live Sunday afternoon sports programme with the TV presenter Jeremy Kyle, networked from TalkSport in London.
[2] The station originally intended to cease transmission at 10 pm on 24 December 2008 but decided to close 24 hours earlier than planned.