In addition, the station reserves a number of crew places each year for new volunteers, who are chosen through a national competition judged by festival organiser Emily Eavis.

Many guests came to the station to perform on its outdoor stage, including Bible Code Sundays, Small White Light, The Beathovens and Bluebird Kid Clark, whilst interviews included Michael Eavis, Damian Marley, Paul Weller, Seasick Steve, The Proclaimers and Bob Wilson from Greenpeace[3] 2008 saw Worthy FM return for its second year, again with an outdoor Wireless Stage open to members of the public.

The station's live performances returned to being fully acoustic, and featured appearances from guests such as Stornoway, The Travelling Band and Atilla the Stockbroker.

Interviewees that year included Lady Gaga, Florence and the Machine, Marcus Brigstocke, Madness, Horace Andy, Steel Pulse, Status Quo and Nick Clegg.

[8] Guests interviewed that year included Damon Albarn, Scissor Sisters, Tinchy Stryder, Toots Hibbert, Billy Bragg, Gentleman's Dub Club and Tony Benn.

[9] Guests and interviewees this year included Fatboy Slim, Big Boi, Noah and the Whale, Will Young, Pixie Geldof and Guy Garvey.

[11] With the introduction of a one way system to access the south-east corner of the site at night, Worthy FM also carried regular updates on queuing times and alternative things to do for those not wishing to queue.

Guests and interviews this year included Mumford & Sons, John Lydon, The Orb, Sir Bruce Forsyth, Liam Gallagher, Portishead, Bill Wyman, The Congos and Bez.