Recorded in 2020, I spoke to Anthony Davis, best known for his work as a voiceover artist, announcer, radio presenter and gameshow host.

Recorded in 2019, I am delighted to bring you a chat with former TVS and LWT continuity announcer Glen Thompsett. He talks about his beginnings in Independent Local Radio, as well as his time at London Weekend Television, where he describes what happened on the day of the Queen Mother's death in 2002, as well as the final day of LWT just a few months later.

Recorded in 2019, this episode of the podcast features one of the finest voices in British television. Trish Bertram joins me to discuss her career. In particular, she reveals how Fern Britton persuaded her to become a continuity announcer, the day that Princess Diana died, and her final days at London Weekend Television. We would like to take this opportunity to apologise most sincerely to anyone offended by the inappropriate LWT jingle singing that occurs during this podcast. Just kidding. :)

Greg Scott has over thirty years’ experience under his belt in broadcasting and live entertainment. He's best known as the host of the late night ITV gameshow Quizmania, and as a presenter on Price Drop TV. He's also been the warm up man for many shows including Countdown, The X Factor and Stars In Their Eyes. Recorded in 2019, I had the opportunity to chat with him on a range of television related subjects.

In my first face-to-face meeting with a podcast guest, I chat to BBC Breakfast presenter Mike Bushell. He discusses how his career began, and he'll be looking back at some of the sports he has covered over the years. He also discusses THAT incident at the Commonwealth Games in 2018, and there's a funny story about a tandem bicycle.

Recorded in 2019, this episode features broadcast graphic designer James Mobbs. He talks about his work on the refresh of BBC Breakfast, the relaunch of Newsround, and his plans for the future as a freelance broadcast and brand designer.

Recorded in 2019, my guest is Mark Lipscomb, continuity announcer for TVS, Thames and Carlton, as well as newsreader at Central South. We discuss his career as a continuity announcer and newsreader, his collection of television memorabilia, and a moment he'd rather forget!

Recorded in 2019, the first guest on what was previously known as the TV Booth Podcast is Erron Gordon, launch director of Good Morning Britain and Peston. We discuss the launch of GMB, how it was all put together, we discuss his television influences, and his role as a Hollywood film star.