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There are just two rules: (1) keep it legal (2) keep it decent. The rest is fair game. Every email and text is read out, and every point of view is heard, regardless of the critical nature of its content.

Whereas some shows rely on a vast team of producers, researchers, technicians and general dogs bodies to keep the show from collapsing under its own mediocrity, Big George is on his own. Except for Ollie that is.

Ollie

The truth is, without Ollie, Big George would be sitting in a darkened studio, in total silence waiting for something to happen? You see, it鈥檚 Ollie that does everything.

From taking all the calls and making tea, whilst producing the show and putting up with Big George using him as the butt end of every half baked, back fired joke. In fact, bar actually moving Big George鈥檚 mouth up and down (no need as his jaw muscle is very well developed) Ollie does everything to keep the show on the air.

Every night the regulars, the occasionals and first time callers, agree, disagree, argue and are aghast at the debate, which is always driven by them! No subject is too taboo and all opinions are listened to.

But it鈥檚 not all serious weighty stuff! Not a night goes by without something mad, preposterous or down right bizarre happening. The Big George Show on 大象传媒 London 94.9 is like no other radio phone in you鈥檒l have ever heard anywhere on the planet.

About George

Big George has a past that most people will not be aware of. Although most will know his work.

He is one of the UK鈥檚 foremost TV and Radio composers. He is responsible for themes like: Have I Got News For You, The Office, Graham Norton, Room 101 and the finale of One Foot In The Grave. As a bandleader he has worked around the world on over 500 hours of live TV.

He has also presented numerous television programmes for 大象传媒, ITV, Channel 4 and Sky about Music and English History (his two passions). He is also a columnist for The London Daily News and Sound On Sound.

The Big George Show on 大象传媒 London 94.9 every weekday between 10pm and 2am. Worth losing sleep over