This is the second part in the Hottest Women of Music, Movies and Television series. These woman are the gorgeous creatures keeping us entertained with their humour and up to date on the latest and greatest in the music world.

Jackie O
Jackie O nearly ended up as an office girl and sandwich hand rather than as the darling of Australian radio. Jackie started her radio career co-hosting The Hot 30 countdown with Phil O'Neil (aka Ugly Phil) and has since gone on to host a variety of Australian television programs in addition to her radio work. She is currently currently working the 6am-9am breakfast show on Australia's 2DayFM with co-host Kyle Sandilands. (image credit)




Mary Anne Hobbs
'Poetry is not just words' says DJ and music journalist Mary Anne Hobbs who currently hosts UK BBC Radio 1's experimental electronic Tuesday night/Wednesday morning show. Truly and impressively passionate about what she does, Mary Anne got her start in the music industry as a lighting engineer before a carefully crafted fanzine she created landed her a role at Sound magazine. For more info on the Mary Anne, stop by her biography on BBC Radio 1 where she has a fantastic video introduction to her weekly show. (image credit)



Edith Bowman
Sassy, sexy and Scottish, Edith Bowman is another woman proving her worth in a number of fields. In addition to presenting the 1pm - 4pm slot on the UK's BBC Radio One, Edith has previously worked as a presenter for MTV and Channel Four as well as having covered live events including Glastonbury Festival. Check out Ediths official website here. (image credit)





Marsha Shandur
From student radio in Edinburgh to London's favourite alternative station, Xfm - Marsha Shandur admits while her psychology degree 'has nothing to do with radio' that the university experience was what got her into radio. Marsha loves new music and you can listen to her show from 6pm - 10pm Saturdays on the UK's XFM. Learn more about Marsha on here on her Xfm page. (image credit)




Sarah Gandy
Sarah Gandy is the fabulous Kiwi lass keeping the NZ masses entertained on her ZM radio every weekdays from 10am through until 3pm as well as as co-host of ZM's weekly countdown on Saturday afternoons. Sarah admits she loves a lazy Saturday night in to "embrace the inner-nana". Before graduating Christchurch CPIT and joining the ZM team, Sarah worked as a youth worker.





Myf Warhurst
How can you not adore a woman adorned the ever dubious honour of Most Spankable Female TV Personality ? Over the span of her career, Myf has been a part of on Rove Live, Spicks and Specks, Triple J and Triple M and was editor in chief of Inpress magazine. Be sure to keep up with this very funny lady by following her on twitter! (image source)






Who's you favourite radio personality?