Interviews with the leading lights of the UK radio industry.
Hosted by James Hanson and co-produced by Andy Bennett. Also available to watch via YouTube.
Jeremy Vine, presenter of the weekday lunchtime show on BBC Radio 2, talks to us about what he's learnt from his listeners, replacing Sir Jimmy Young, and what role social media should play in radio.
Tony Miles, aka "Smiley Miley", talks to us about the glory days of the Radio 1 Roadshow, the time he got Mike Read arrested, and what he makes of the Roadshow's successor, the Big Weekend.
Neil Fox, also known as 'Dr Fox' or 'Foxy', has been one of the biggest names in UK commercial radio for the last 30 years. At a live edition of Talking Radio for the Radio Academy, Neil talks to us about his route into the industry, his close relationship with Richard Park and he reveals all about his high-profile arrest and trial.
Former Radio 1 Breakfast DJ Mike Read talks to us about his early collaborations with Steve Wright, how he made it to the biggest show in radio, and how he'd like to see the UK radio industry change.
BBC Radio 5 Live presenter, Chris Warburton, talks to us about his life in radio. From starting out as a rookie reporter to becoming a presenter on a national BBC station.
Jonathan Vernon-Smith presents radio programmes for BBC Three Counties Radio and BBC Radio Northampton. In this interview he tells us about Treasure Quest, what Sir Terry Wogan was like in person and why he doesn't like publicity photos.
BBC Radio Bristol's Breakfast presenter, Emma Britton, talks to us about her career in radio. Including her unusual route into the industry, why she admires Stephen Nolan and the time she was featured on Radio 1's Innuendo Bingo.