Dr. Dean Lomax

Touching upon media and stuff.

So I really fell into TV and radio and that really randomly.

And it came off the back of that trip to Wyoming.

I said the local press and that got interested.

And then I did local stuff, appearing on the news, chatting about a few things.

And then I did some stuff with the BBC, kind of being on BBC Breakfast on the sofa.

Yeah, like Countryfile and things like that and The One Show.

And then I did a big series.

The first big thing I did was...

I'd co-hosted a ITV1 primetime series, a two-part series called Dinosaur Britain.

And that was based on one of my books, Dinosaurs of British Isles.

And that got me into like media and stuff.

And so in my kind of media zone, I'll work behind the scenes as a consultant or advisor, but also I've been an executive producer for a couple of documentaries.

And then I've been the person who's been hosting these things, which I really love.

I mean, it opens up... And I've got to be honest, like I...

never in like millions of years would have thought I'd have gone into bloody TV.

Not at all.

Because if you'd have met me like as a teenager, I was super shy.

Unless you start talking about dinosaurs.

How's it going there?