Now I would like to tell you all, just a little bit, about my current radio listening habits. Do not turn your back on this; you may discover in your TV hell that you have been missing out rather.

First up, a little bit of scientific analysis regarding all this. As some of you may be aware a certain James Whale got sacked by TalkSPORT a few weeks ago. Now, this was unprecedented and to make things worse they have replaced him with this bloke called Max Rushton who is rubbish. This has ruined my late night radio listening and I have been forced to turn to Clive Bull on LBC to seek sanctuary.

I'll tell you what though, James Whale's sacking could well have been a blessing in disguise because he now broadcasts on PlayUK Two on the internet, on Tuesday, and is also presenting on Bid TV from 4.30pm on Friday for 3 hours. Ha ha genius. The great thing is that I can download the podcast and listen to it at work, which on the balance of things is better for me than listening to the late night show.

The upshot is I have consequently discovered another show on PlayUK Two which is called "Not the Tommy Boyd Show", so I've been listening to the podcasts for that at work as well. The last of these podcasts actually featured Tommy Boyd himself, which was nice.

In addition to these shows I'm also listening to the Iain Lee podcast who is on Virgin on Sunday nights. I used to listen to his drive time show on the way home from work on LBC, which was thoroughly enjoyable but it was stopped. It just suddenly bloody stopped. Anyway just recently I discovered he was back on the airways and was overjoyed to see the podcast was available for download upon further inspection of the bare faced facts in clear daylight. This is another string to my bow of podcasts that I listen to at work.

I also listen, daily, to the mid morning current affairs show with Jon Gaunt. This is not a podcast, its broadcast on talkSPORT from 10am to 1pm and I find it most enjoyable. It is at 1pm that I make a choice. I either crack on with the podcasts or stick with Hawksbee & Jacobs on TalkSPORT, of late I have been turning to the podcasts for sanctuary in my afternoons but I am certainly not averse to a bit of H&J.

Even last night I had trouble getting off to sleep as I lay in bed listening to the radio. You see, it was just so bloody interesting I had to listen. Ian Collins was on and he was talking about sleeping patterns, one of my favorite topics.