What's your favourite genre of music?
Music that can’t be squeezed into a singular genre.

When you're not at Epsom Hospital Radio, what are you doing?
I utilise my resources. I write, I run, I make things, I spend time with people I like and love, I get lost and I take a lot of pictures in the process.

If you had £1,000,000 to spend on yourself and no-one else what would you spend it on?
I’d probably buy and renovate a narrow boat and cruise down the countries river navigations; writing scripts, novels and reviewing riverside pubs along the way. Either that or put it all on red.

What is your ideal holiday destination?
New Zealand, hiking from The Shire to Mordor, preferably dressed as a Hobbit.

What is your favourite film?
Fantastic Mr Fox.

What is your favourite TV programme?
Doctor Who up to 2017.

Who is your favourite comedian/comedians?
Andy Kauffman.

Who is your favourite sports team/star?
Tyson Fury / Queens Park Rangers FC.

What is your favourite drink?
Anything over 300 calories.

What is your favourite food?
Specifically, a full rack of bbq ribs I once had at a small pub in the Snowdonia mountains called The Ship Aground. The chef was called Dan and I consider him to be a genius.

What inspires you?
My radio show.

Middle name?
Edward.

Star sign?
Libra.

Weird & wonderful talents?
My Bob Dylan Karaoke, specifically Like A Rolling Stone, however my Positively 4th Street is getting pretty good too nowadays.

Most treasured belongings?
The sentiment of being, the eternal light of the human soul and my record collection.

Favourite smell?
My mums cooking.

What was the Number 1 single on the day you were born?
Can’t Get You Out Of My Head - Kylie Minogue.

What record drives you mad when you hear it?
Piano Man - Billy Joel.

What is your favourite album?
Heavy Heavy, Young Fathers.

Have you met anyone famous and if so, under what circumstances?
Father Christmas every year at my local garden centre. Lovely guy, got to know him quite well.

Who is your favourite radio presenter?
Adrian Cronauer.

Apart from your current partner, who would be your ideal dinner date and why?
Alive: I think I’d have a lot to talk about with music producer Rick Rubin. His philosophies as a mentor equally apply to his artists as much as they do to everyday life. I think he’d have some pretty good stories and pieces of wisdom to pass down.
Dead: I think me and 1950’s Grace Kelly would really hit it off on a dinner date.

If you were marooned on a desert island, what would be the items you'd need most?
One of those cups with a ball and string attached to it… I never really get bored of playing with those.
If I do, I wouldn’t mind learning to paint properly, so a canvas and a wide range of colours would be nice. By the end, the beard and hair growth could allow me to become a less elegant Bob Ross, fingers crossed.