Perfect face for radio

STOP PRESS: I have had to pull out of the radio interview as I'm not well enough to do it.

Yikes. I'm being interviewed on the wireless by BBC Radio 5 Live on Tuesday 13th October at 7am. They're broadcasting from the Coronation Street set and want to speak to a Corrie fan which is where I come in. They're sending a radio car and everything. Now that'll have the neighbours talking.

Comments

Steve said…
Congratulations. Always answer the door when fame calls - it's the only cold caller worth entertaining.
12:33 PM
Old Cheeser said…
Oh my God! I'll have to tune in so I can hear your voice!!
7:57 PM
Old Cheeser said…
And are you properly recovered yet? So sorry about your recent long bout of illness - that sucks!!
7:58 PM
Anonymous said…
Glad you are on the mend.
Is there anyway I can hear this do you know, will there be a podcast or something?
Have a great time.
2:08 AM
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