Conor McNamara

He does the RT Gold on a Saturday morning.

I get the plug in 9 to 10.

He plays his 70s records.

He's like, you know, other people's dads play golf.

My dad plays dance music.

But he's, yeah, he, you know, as kids grow up, my mum too, you know.

You know, families, say, if they're big into hurling or big into rugby, when they're sitting around the kitchen table, they'll talk about those things.

In our house, genuinely, we spoke about radio.

That's what we were interested in.

And, you know, why did a certain presenter do this?

And why did they go to an ad break there?

And what was the reason for this?

And the mechanics, obviously, the structure.

So we've always sort of been nerds for that kind of thing in our house.

And, yeah, Dad used to work on 2FM back in the day, and he used to do that.

the dance show on the Saturday nights and all that kind of stuff.

So yeah, we were always into, you know, microphones, headphones, we're always around the house, that kind of thing.

So that was definitely the bug where it came from.

Yeah, I mean, I think it's like anything in life, you sort of you stumble into things.

I went to university in Manchester.