1. How did you get into radio?
With a crowbar. 2. What was your first broadcast?
My front room, aged 6, with Tinisha from across the road. We presented Top of the Pops live into my mum's ghetto-blaster sporting some seriously random dressing-up clothes. 3. What other jobs have you done besides broadcasting?
I'm not allowed to talk about them. 4. What would you like to be if you weren’t a radio presenter?
A meerkat, they're amazing. They live in mobs, have binocular vision and organise their own sentries. 5. What would listeners be surprised to learn about you?
I was born in Jerusalem. 6. Which person would you most enjoy being stuck in a lift with?
They know who they are. 7. If you won the lottery, what would you do with the money?
If I had a pound every time I thought about winning the lottery, I wouldn't need to win it. 8. What is your worst habit?
The one with the pink trim, it does nothing for me. 9. Tell us about your 1st:
Car : Corsa.
Job: With a catering company, aged 15, who sacked me for drinking a can of coke. Really nice people.
Kiss: Lopsided, on my ear, during kiss chase in West Oxford Primary School playground.
Record: I'd tape the chart show on Sundays and have bits of songs with talking all over them - Kylie and Jason, Sonia, Bros and other 80's gems. 10. What is your favourite?
Food: Chilli garlic tiger prawns with rocket and fresh bread.
Sandwich: Toasted parma ham, mozzarella, tomato and basil panino.
Place in Oxfordshire: Binsey, before the conker trees were axed.
Item of clothing: A tailored camel coat, worn by my granny in the 50s. She is seriously glam.
Song: Longing For, Jah Cure.
Singer: Tim Bearder, howling along to tracks intermittently with his headphones on, blissfully unaware that I can hear him.
Film: All About My Mother.
TV Show: Peep Show. | 
