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Next, I'll be talking to Britain's youngest butcher.
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On BBC Radio Kent the other night the Phone in question was ...what is your favourite colour?
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Have to think hard to come up with 3 I like tbh.
Brian Matthew is interesting. Paul Ross clearly puts a lot of work not his show but I hate his brother almost as much as I despise Chris Evans. I don’t really go out of my way to listen to anyone. |
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Plenty of decent musos over the years but talk wise I'll add:
Rhod Sharp - Up All Night on 5Live - completely cool, laid back and always has interesting subjects ![]() Iain Collins - usually on after Clive Bull @ 10pm week days. Open-minded, ALWAYS gives people a chance to argue their point, voted remain but is Kool & the Gang with Brexit ![]() Nigel Farage - d'uh! ![]() |
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Not radio I know but Ed Balls has been super on his Trumpland thing and I previously thought he was a nasty piece of work as a politician.
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Just reminded me of another Ball RC...Michael Ball on Radio 2 on a Sunday morning is superb.
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Cant stand sara cox, all she does is talk about herself.
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George Galloway vannessa feltz Tommy Boyd and James whale and ceaser the geezer
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Good mention for Tommy Boyd mega88, he was excellent on LBC on a Sunday night and then he moved to talk radio in the afternoons, he was a very accomplished presenter. Jeremy Beadle used to do the Sunday night shift on LBC before Boyd took over, 22.00 - 01.00 a.m. and caused me to be late regularly for school on Monday mornings having overslept.
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Farage always interesting and full of good sense on his LBC prog.
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Alex d y k e ^
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