A nice line about the craft of being a radio DJ from the BBC Radio 2 presenter – Scot, Ken Bruce – in today's edition of The Scottish Sun…
Critical of comedians becoming radio presenters, he tells Matt Bendoris, in a double-page feature: “They are all me, me, me, which is fine when you’re on stage by yourself in front of an audience who have paid to see you. But when you’re on the radio you are in someone’s kitchen uninvited, so it’s not all about you.”
Bruce started off in broadcasting, as a continuity announcer on BBC Scotland during the 1970s.
