Mike Carlton

Aaron Hinch, the king of talk, the late John Laws, but I worked with Stan Zamanek.

who was a very interesting character, Mike Carlton, Alan Jones, Ray Hadley.

How am I going? These people were paid an enormous amount of money to be loud and opinionated and often thump the desk and be angry.

And it's very difficult if that's what you're paid to do in a workplace to then switch off and abide by HR rules when that microphone's turned off.

But like, generally speaking, if you look at broadcasters, you look at your Alan Jones, Ray Hadley, part of the world.

I mean, obviously there was Mike Carlton who was a counterbalance to that.

Generally speaking.

Hmm.

I remember

there was this radio host, I think it was Mike Carlton or something, older guy, and your mate Chris Page, who you do the weekends with, he saw his book in a Big W store and it was marked down to like $2 and he took a photo of it and put it on Twitter and said something like, expensive toilet paper.

They started it.

Yeah, he's a shit-stirrer, Pagey.