Another Late Night Rant

Sometime, I'm definitely going to write an honest account of my time here at Westminster, mentioning the names I won't mention on this site as there are several that really irritate me.

Only the thick skinned, but understandable ones here will see the result although I don't want the account just to be a blatant slanging match.

Let's face it, I'm a pathetic bitter old fool who would really want someone to spend time with who shares similar interests to mine and would be understanding at the same time.

We'll all get on in the end however, it always happens.

The journey back from the Junction was entertaining though as I actually said to Matt from Leeds, the comment I made earlier on his Dad being the lead singer from "Terrorvision".

Despite the fact that they're from Bradford and he's from Leeds.

This then lead to a few jokes about Bradford that I won't mention here but you've probably heard me tell before.

I may be absent from Pound a Pint next week as earlier today I recieved my tickets via e-mail for the recording of "I've Never Seen Star Wars" at TVC next Tuesday where the guest will be John Humphrys.

Having seen the radio version it will be good to see how it's adapted for the small screen which shouldn't be too much of a challenge.

I've also ordered tickets for "Dancing On Ice" at Wembley Arena on Easter Monday which will be hosted by noneother than Andi Peters who took part and fell over in Series 1.

That will probably mean hot footing it from Stowmarket where I'm staying at my Aunt's for the Easter weekend.

With regards to Smoke's daytime schedule, more changes are coming as the first years commence their second set of radio lectures next week meaning that certain shows will be departing from the Monday and Tuesday schedule.

Hopefully, with the Music Radio module finishing this week, the studios will become available again on Thursdays and Fridays, but I don't like the way our studio time has been taken by the teaching modules.

Fair enough they're a priority but it means that Smoke has more of a chance of declining.

Although in all honesty it's been like that for the last year with hastily made changes and lack of creativity.

Even I'm starting to take a more snide persona on my own show to the point I'm probably talking more than I've ever done on the show but at the same time not trying to get in the way of the music.

And after listening to last week's show, I need to slow down my delivery as I can't make out what on Earth I'm saying which is more or less the same sort of trap what the old Radio 1 presenters of 25 years ago fell into.

However the advantage of getting back at this time is Colin Murray's "Audio Bully" on his Radio 1 show which could be the saving grace of late night radio that I actually want to listen to.

I may write my thoughts tomorrow morning.

Good Night.