I began my radio career in 1983 at Brighton music station Southern Sound Radio, after completing a training course at the National Broadcasting School. Working my way up the ladder to present a daily primetime show, I then moved to Radio 210 in the Thames Valley in 1986 to host the PM Drive sequence, before leaving the UK in 1988 to join British Forces Broadcasting Service stations in Cyprus and Gibraltar.

 

I returned to the UK in 1989 to present a late-night show on the BFBS Network and in 1991 became producer and co-presenter of BFBS Worldwide - a daily music magazine show broadcast live around the globe on BFBS & the BBC World Service, and across the UK on BBC Radio 5. In 1992 I also joined the late-night team at London's legendary talk station, LBC NewsTalk 97.3.

 

In 1993 I joined Channel 4 as a Presentation Announcer before returning to radio in 1995 to launch the Breakfast Show at new national station Talk Radio UK. Staying with the station for almost four years, my phone-in on the morning of Princess Diana's death helped earn Talk Radio a Gold Award at the 1998 New York Radio Festival.

 

I then moved on to present the PM Drive show at London's Liberty Radio and soon hit the headlines after conducting the world's first live interview in over twenty years with reclusive pop legend Michael Jackson. In 1999 I also returned to London talk station LBC 1152 to present The Late Breakfast, a lively mix of weekend conversation, lifestyle & entertainment features.

 

More recently, I have taken a break from radio due to increasing production & voice over commitments but I do hope to revisit my radio roots in the near future.