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WELL – The first example of any kind of interaction was Price Drop TV – Shopping telly – Something I’d never DREAMED of doing, but as work was kinda slow at the time...

After three days of the two week training programme, I felt like jacking it in – I thought I’d NEVER be able to do it – That it just wasn’t me. But after reminding myself that the diary was virtually empty and that the only other option to earn an income was prostitution (And I’d failed the training programme for that), I knew that I simply had to plough on. Plough on, I did – And in July 2003, I made my live debut. First item I had to flog was a sheepskin rug. 70 of the rascals. After what seemed like six decades, all 70 were sold. I stayed at Price Drop for a total of two years (Before a six-month return in 2009).

For all those jazz connoisseurs out there, there is a new jazz show in town available on BBC Radio 3, headed up by a new trio of highly talented presenters consisting of the MOBO awarding winning Soweto Kinch, the super glam jazz singer Emma Smith, and big band leader Al Ryan. For the non-jazz aficionados amongst us who may be thinking, so what?, don’t switch off just yet - this is your chance to (re)connect yourself with jazz again - however momentarily.

‘The beauty and excitement of doing a live sports event is you never quite know what’s coming next.’

‘It’s preparation for the players but also for us, we’re getting up to speed with all the stats, getting ideas of who the in form players are, who we want to focus on…’

It was with great delight I was invited to Sky Sports’ HQ, the mecca of sports media coverage for the past 20 years, where I got to pose the questions to one of their longest standing sports presenters.

It’s not every day you get to talk about someone as a blonde bombshell but television presenter Laura Hamilton certainly ticks many of the right boxes with her blonde hair, blue eyes, and ample charms. She currently hosts Channel 4’s ‘A Place In The Sun’ where she can be seen showing hopeful UK buyers some of the hottest properties from abroad. Previously she has put her body on the line in the name of television entertainment for channel 4’s ‘The Jump’ and ITV’s ‘Dancing On Ice’; showing there’s way more to this girl than just glitz and glamour having survived both of the gruelling celebrity competitions and coming a more than creditable second in the latter.

You know how to Google but do you know how to Trint? That is the big question the self-proclaimed ‘accidental entrepreneur’ Jeff Kofman wants every broadcast journalist to be asking.

From local TV news presenter to Emmy award winning war correspondent and now CEO of his own tech start up business, Jeff Kofman has been on quite an amazing journey so far.