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Steve is a
contemporary and Sony Gold Award winning Radio host and producer. He’s
written and presented Shows on Five Live, and regional radio stations,
and currently hosts Breakfast on BBC Radio Bristol.
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Sony Gold -Local Presenter of the year
BT Media - News Presenter Of the Year
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The Media Show -BBC RADIO FIVE LIVE
The media Show was a half hour live Studio show, based on the big stories in TV and Radio over the week. Irreverent and hard-hitting it included live guests, location reports, opinion and comment. The series included an edition live from the TV Festival in Edinburgh, and included guests like Jeremy Mills (Lion TV),
Peter Bazalgette (Endemol UK), and Paul Smith (Celador).
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Late Night Live - BBC Radio Five Live
The 10.00 pm - 01.00 Talk show and Phone-In on 5 Live.
Covered everything from Politics to anything else beginning with p.. and beyond!
Steve was also the regular stand in for Edwina Currie on the weekend version of the show-Late Night Currie.
Steve has also presented other shows across the Five Live schedule, including Breakfast. |
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Breakfast -BBC Radio Bristol 2009 -
Steve currently presents Breakfast between 6 & 9
weekdays in the vibrant West Country city. The show is All-talk, News-based,
fun and compulsive, and sets the agenda for what's happening in the West.
Mid Morning- BBC Radio Leeds
Steve moved to Leeds as a talk-show host and co-producer on a new all-
Speech, current-affairs led show, similar to what was to come on Five
Live.The gamble paid off handsomely with figures soaring, and
Steve winning a Sony gold presenter of the Year award, and BT News Presenter
gong after 18 months of the change! Steve stayed 3 years full-time at
the station, whilst also presenting The Midlands At Westminster (see TV)
before moving to YTV,
After Hours - Radio Five
Steve co presented the late night
talk-show on the station that was to evolve into Five Live |
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Late Night North
A regional show for the North of England, in the same time slot as Late night Live, and very similar in concept, coming from the studios of BBC Radio Newcastle. Thanks to the
inspirational station Manager Tony Fish.
BBC Radio Ulster
Steve cut his Radio teeth
at the Regional Station in Belfast, initially on staff, reading news and presenting early morning music programmes, before going freelance to present his own shows, including a
cutting edge Saturday Breakfast talk-show produced by Ian Hyams.
In 2005 Steve (along with presenters like Gloria Hunniford and Eammon
Holmes) presented his own show for a week in Belfast to help celebrate radio
Ulster's 30th anniversary. It was very successful and was a very
welcome catch-up with old friends and listeners!
Steve has also presented shows on
Radios Three Counties, York and WM |
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