John Peel's Shed

John Peel's Shed
Radio Times
Review by:
Gary Rose

Nearly ten years ago, student John Osborne won a box of records in a competition challenging listeners to write a slogan for the John Peel show. His winning nugget? “Records you want to hear, played by a man who wants you to hear them.” You can see why his entry was picked — it’s dry, avuncular and likeable, a bit like Peel himself.

And also much like this programme, in which Osborne uses his prize as a launch pad for a series of self-effacing and warmly funny anecdotes about how radio has affected his life. Listen out for the one starring a KitKat-eating skinhead: it’s worth the admission fee alone.

About this programme

John Osborne presents a celebration of radio, inspired by a box of records he won in a competition on John Peel's show in 2002 and took eight years to listen to all the way through.

Cast and crew

Cast

Presenter
John Osborne

Crew

Producer
John Pocock
Writer
John Osborne
Categories
Comedy

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