Radio Greats

Send us Fan Mail For 23 Years, Roger Scott was one of the countries most recognised voice on the Radio, presenting Drivetime for Capital Radio for 15 of those years and Saturday Sequence and Scott on Sunday for BBC Radio 1. As a Radio DJ he introduced us to the likes of Bruce Springsteen and features such as The Three O' Clock Thrill and Crusin. In this special programme to mark what would have been his 80 Birthday, Naomi Cutler looks back on the life of The DJ's DJ, speaking to many well kn...

Send us Fan Mail Jenni Costello was the youngest signing to Mercia Sound when she joined the station just before her 19th Birthday. From there on she did a stint on BBC Radio 1, becoming the stations youngest signing, the breakfast show on Trent FM, Drivetime on Radio 210 and weekends on GEM. In the first edition of Series 3 of Radio Greats, she sits down with Luke to discuss her three decades on the wireless. Special Thanks to Jenni Costello and Aircheck Downloads for supplying Airchecks fr...

Send us Fan Mail Tony Dibbin is no stranger to the airwaves. He was the youngest Radio DJ in Wales, and also the youngest programme controller too. On this weeks edition of Radio Greats, he sits down with Luke and reflects on his 25 years on the wireless, from how at the age of 15 he joined The Wave in Swansea, before progressing to Ireland to work on Atlantic 252. Tony also talks about his tenure at Gold Radio, the responsibilities of programme managing and also what makes a successful Break...

Send us Fan Mail For the past 28 years Sean Goldsmith has been on the radio up and down the country. Starting out on Leicester Sound in 1993, he would later embark on a journey that would keep on going to stations from Trent, to Peak and to Virgin from Greatest Hits. In this edition of Radio Greats, he chats with Luke about how the Radio Bug bit him, how twice he almost gave it up, before being brought back to the limelight and why City 2 was the best time of his life on the radio. Special T...

Send us Fan Mail A Giant of Broadcasting. Tony Prince began his broadcasting career on The Pirate station, the legendary Radio Caroline before embarking on a 16 year career on Radio Luxembourg. In this weeks edition of Radio Greats, he chats to Luke about how The Radio Bug bit him and how Radio 1 turned him down. Plus he shares with us the story of how he got to know Elvis Presley and what the night of Elvis' death was like for him personally.