 Ond gen i'n fyddo i gynwedig o'r gweithio ffordd o Ym查ffordd yr Eiffel. O'r gymhag o'r meddluio a byddi i gyd yn ddysgu'n Llyfridol. Rydym ni'n i'n ddysgu'n Llyfridol? Dych yn ddysgu. Yr edrych yn i'n oed i'n gweithio. Rydym ni'n gweithio o gyd yn y stryd yn gyfyrdd. Rydym ni'n i'n i'n ddysgu'n Llyfridol. Cysai'n i'n i'n i Llyfridol, ond yn i ddysgu'n Llyfridol! Mae'r ystafell yw'r ystyried yn gallu i'w gweld. Mae hwn i'n rhaid i chi'n gwybod. Yn ystafell ystafell, rwy'n ddweud ystafell, ein gwahau ystafell eisiau gysylltig fel YCD wedi'i'n golygu. Felly ddim yn ystafell o'r gweithio, ac mae'n rhes i gyd yn croesiaid i'r ddweud o'i'r ddweud. Felly yna, ydych yn gallu bydd ymgylch i'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o diwyd. Felly, Rhygw Llywodraeth ar gyfer ymlaen, dweud yn ymlaen. Felly, Rhygw Llywodraethau dros Ynysgol? Ynna, mae'n meddwl hynny, mae'r Beidmell yma yn oed o'r 52 yma yn Ytlaed. Ynna, mae'n meddwl hynny, ac mae'n meddwl hynny, mae'n meddwl hynny. Mae'r meddwl hynny, dwi'n meddwl hynny, gyda ffamilio'r gyrddion o'r brif, yw'r gweithio'r gwneud yn ymlaen, oherwydd yna'r popsoedd ar gyfer ymlaen. I was told by the Guisey's Dynon Radir Luxembourg that were called Seattlety at the time. And there were a lot of stupid names there. There was a rubber band that was hanging on each dusty roads. There was a Dan Francisco, I gave him that name. I was the only one to come up with that before. His name was Alistair into Scottishland, he meant it being Dan Francisco. There wasn't a net curtain. It was just one of those temporary fads that existed for three seconds in 1992. And I ended up falling out of 10 and I got allocated to the name when I went to work there. And then I got hired to my next job because I was that guy. And then you just realised the moment you wake up you're 40 and you're stuck with it. It's the difference the name can make. Do you have to give students an advice? The students are looking to go and get into the meeting, what would you say to them? Yeah, I think it's always when... I can only ever talk about radio because TV is a different discipline. But people always want you to be able to say, here's the magic bullet as to how you managed to get into radio. There isn't one. It's about just doing stuff, it's about hard work. Starting off by being involved in radio stations. It's more like this is great. I was in hospital radio, I was in student radio before. I clawed my way into being a runner on weekends on a tiny local radio station. And then eventually I got myself a gig there. And another one is slightly up the chain local radio station. And then I got a job in Atlantic. Then I went to 104 and Dublin and I was there for five years. And then I made it to RTD after that. It really is one of those. You just make tiny little steps as much as you can. The number of people I know who send, you've never worked in radio before, but you send demos to national radio stations because they think they're the next big thing and they're convinced. Whether it's just shows like X-factor of convinced them that if you're good enough you will simply be plucked out of obscurity and become brilliant doesn't really work that way in terms of what we do. It's just a huge amount of hard work. Right. So getting the way you're probably sick of talking about radio questions now. You stood a rock on the beard. Why is it trying to hide? Everything, to be honest with you. It was a much bigger chin to begin with. I've lost a little bit of weight over the last while. I was initially to make my face slope in that direction. I swore I'd never have a beard because my dad had a beard for most of my childhood. And I always, you know, you immediately go, I don't look like my father. And then it happened out of laziness mostly and out of wanting to hide this. And then women found it very attractive. And then I ended up in a relationship and my partner's never been with me without, we've been together four years this year, we've been married a year and she's never really known me without the beard. And I don't want to take that chance. I'll take it off and she'll just go, no, I'm sorry, you're not what I originally thought you were. Do you feel your beard's making a waste already? Not necessarily. You can use it as a sound effect. It depends. You get it up close onto the mic and you feel the need to scratch it. But people find that apparently nauseating after a while if you make the noise too much with certain people. It's just... Beer fear. Yeah. Beer fear. Or even beer fear. Beer fear as well. Beer and beer fear. It's very common. Not at the same time. No. So we're going to finish up with a quiz and we're going to know more young into that. Who's the best percentage of Ireland? Straight up. Best radio percentage of Ireland? Best. Radio TV. Radars. Radars is why? Because he's the person I listen to most often on radio. Okay. I think he's got a really warm touch in terms of everything that he does. He has managed to keep a consistent and high quality about the radio show that he does every day. They usually have a thing on the pulse pretty much every day. Okay. Interesting that you didn't look a little more deep. I don't necessarily feel the need to. Okay. You know, I work there that doesn't necessarily mean that, you know, I could have very easily given you a pat or to the answer. Yeah. A pat or to the answer. That's another one that I've chosen. So the last few of the quiz is simple either or, right? Okay. So, lines are various. Lines. Love or hate. Love always. Celebrations or roses? Roses. Only goes out of the purple ones. No, the purple ones are better. No. Gardy or nyardy? Oh, Gardy. Gardy. mammalia. Donut. Oh donut. Thank you, Gardy. Gary. emailed. ASS. Thank you. How's everything going? Fine, Mike. 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