Ash London

So it meant that I got to do the interviews when I was like really young and inexperienced, when I had no skin in the game because my voice was getting cut out of the interviews.

So like...

You know, like if I made a mistake, no one was ever going to know.

And I got to know the artist really young.

So, yeah, we had Ed Sheeran in when he'd put out, the A-team had kind of just been put out but wasn't charting yet.

And my producer at the time, I didn't know much about how radio worked or how interviews worked.

He said, this is English guy and we think he knows Harry Styles.

So maybe we'll get him in and like, yeah, talk about his music.

But if he can like say something about One Direction or something, great.

And I was like, oh, okay.

And I went in, I was like, this guy was the best.

And then like we chatted for ages.

And then he kept talking.

And then my boss at the time was wrapping me up, like, get this kid out of here.

We've got stuff to do.

Imagine now ever wrapping Ed Sheeran up.

You'd be like, you'll take any 30 second increase in your six minute allotment you can get.

And I'm like, get this kid out of here.

And I'm like, oh, but he's so fun.

And then at the end of the interview, he just looks at me, he's like, so do you want to piggyback?