How did you get into radio?
By chance! Well, actually, Hospital Radio was where it all started, before I got involved with an organisation who were trying to get Ofcom to award a full commercial license for the area where I lived, the campaign worked, sadly the license was awared to another group who launched as Brunel FM (we come back to this in a bit), since then I have worked at GCap Media doing travel news, which gave me the chance to work on air at all three GWR Stations (Bristol, Bath & Wiltshire), along with Orchard FM and the mighty Red Dragon FM, after that I went to work for GTN, who provided traffic news to radio stations and I then ended up back in Swindon presenting drivetime at Brunel FM (which was kind of like going full circle).

What is your motto in life?
You only live once, so make the most of it!

When you were younger, what was your dream job?
Oddly enough, even when I was younger, I always wanted to work in radio.

What’s the best thing about Corby Radio?
Me, obviously!

Tell us an unusual fact about yourself?
Hmmmm, next question!

What’s your most embarrassing on air moment?
Hmmmmm, there have been many, the only one I can repeat is this: We were doing a rundown of the top selling books one evening, and I had my producer with me in the studio, I got to a book called "The Zombie Bums from Uranus" (it's a real book!) and my producer, who was sat the other side of the desk just cracked up laughing and ended up rolling around on the floor, despite trying my best, I couldnt help but laugh at my producer.

What’s your favourite food?
Lasange

Favourite TV/films/shows?
I am a huge Docter Who fan.

Tell us something interesting about another Corby Radio presenter?
Paul Moore likes to think he can dance, but anyone who has seen it will tell you he cant!

Your favourite holiday destination?
Gran Canaria

Who is your favourite radio presenter of all time?
Mark Goodier or Chris Evans