David presents a talk show on Radio St Helier, which is the second best Hospedia station in the number of hours listened. Council leaders, MPs, singers, mayors and British Paralympic wheelchair athlete David Weir have all been guests on David's Good News Show.
He also regularly appears as a guest on LBC, TalkSPORT and Radio 5 Live. He has also appeared on the Jeremy Vine show on BBC Radio 2, BBC Surrey, BBC London, BBC Radio Norfolk, and KL.FM and has also presented shows at Hospital Radio Lynn and Radio Redhill.
He also regularly appears as a guest on LBC, TalkSPORT and Radio 5 Live. He has also appeared on the Jeremy Vine show on BBC Radio 2, BBC Surrey, BBC London, BBC Radio Norfolk, and KL.FM and has also presented shows at Hospital Radio Lynn and Radio Redhill.
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Radio St Helier Podcast
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Radio St HelierNovember 2013 -
David rejoined Radio St Helier after being asked to lead his own show on a Wednesday evening. The show focuses on the good news stories from the local area as well as nationally and internationally |
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Radio redhillFebruary 2013 - October 2013
After moving back to Surrey, David joined Radio Redhill, which serves the patients of East Surrey Hospital, and he was able to continue his passion for request shows. |
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Hospital Radio LynnApril 2010 - January 2013
After moving to Norfolk from London, David quickly sought out his local hospital radio station which was Hospital Radio Lynn. He continued with his own Motown show at Hospital Radio Lynn and also led the Thursday night Request Show. David produced both of these shows and also helped out with the training of new volunteers as well as being a regular member of the station's outside broadcast team. |
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Radio St HelierJanuary 2009 - April 2010
David learnt his trade on the Thursday night Request Show at Radio St Helier under the guidance of Mark Haylett & Simon Collyer before being given his own hour-long show on a Friday evening. David also co-presented a weekly sports show and was a regular member of the station's outside broadcast team. Radio St Helier programme controller Mark Haylett said: "David trained with me on my hospital radio programme. He was a very able student quick on the uptake, able to take direction well and ready to put forward suggestions and contributing to the happy atmosphere essential for good music radio. He went on to produce and present a specialist show to a very high standard." |
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