Aussie radio DJs declare 'Kardashian free zone'

An Australian radio show has banned all talk of the Kardashian clan including Khloe, Kourtney, Kim Kardashian West, their mother and manager Kris Jenner and Kylie Jenner

A trio of Australian radio hosts have taken the Kardashian ban to new levels, vowing not to mention the reality clan full stop.

Showbiz blogger Perez Hilton instigated a week long "Kardashian Kleanse" in August, swiftly followed by The Edge Radio station's Guy, Clint and Sharyn, who did their part to save the public from "Kardashian Fatigue."

Host Clint Roberts said he appreciated listeners patience at they, "took a stand against talking about the Kardashians".

Australia's NOVA radio hosts Kate Ritchie, Tim Blackwell and Marty Sheargold, who broadcast 4pm to 6pm weekdays, followed suit this week declaring their show a "Kardashian-free zone".

The last straw came after film cameras for the Kardashian's reality show followed the family to Las Vegas where former NBA great Lamar Odom was fighting for his life after a four-day bender at a brothel in Nevada.

"Well that's what I've proposed to the team," co-host Marty Sheargold said.

"I said as a show, let's stop talking about these people, because they're awful, awful human beings, the Kardashians. We've talked about them enough."

The one exception is if they were covering the death of any member of the family.

There was an overwhelming response to the concept, but most were supportive of the decision.

Co-host Tim Blackwell won't be cutting them completely out of his life - saying he'd still like to follow Kendall Jenner on Instagram.

- nzherald.co.nz