And as it's the National Year of Reading, why not treat yourself to a copy from your local library?

Hi, I'm OJ Borg, and when it comes to books, it's something that have been part of my life, well, all of my 47 years.

In fact, I read every single night 'cause it's how I get to sleep.

Sometimes if I'm really tired, I read the same paragraph four or five nights on the trot, but still, it relaxes me.

And one of the books that I've loved the most over my life, in fact, I've read it three, four times now, is Bill Bryson's A Short History of Nearly Everything.

Why is it so good? Well, it is actually a book about science.

It's nonfiction, and I usually only read fiction, science fiction normally.

It is the best time of the day.

They're lying to you right there, Luke.

So let's get the bad bits out of the way.

I'm permanently jet lagged.

I age like a dog.

So I'm aging in seven years for every year that I live.

I've gone way gray.

And I'm curious to know, as a radio presenter, how would you say you have connected with a listener who tunes into you in every show?