So as a podcast presenter, what have you found personally is the most successful way to ask questions, to interview people? I

always think when, no matter who I'm interviewing, so I've interviewed some of the biggest DJs, we go to cream fields every year, but I've also... you know, interview people that have just submitted a poem to BBC Upload, and it's maybe their first time ever on the radio, and they're really nervous, never been in the radio studio before, et cetera, et cetera.

And then I've got DJs who have played to millions of people, but they're DJs, and that's...

They don't like...

They like to be them in a little area.

That's why they're not the singer.

They're the DJ.

amazing okay so what is something about the media industry that you didn't know when you're a student that you kind of wish that you did

Where were we going with this?

Yeah, I got this with Nintendo Wii and, uh, bought a game, 'cause I like buying games, and it was a scuba diving game.

It's one of the best games.

If you've never played it, play it, it's called Endless Ocean, there's two of them.

And I remember playing that and just, like, swimming around, living on, like, a liveaboard.

Like, I didn't know any of this really existed 'cause it was in a made-up world.

Um, and I was like, "This is so cool." And I just sort of learnt about fish and learnt about the, the ocean that way.

No.