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Stuart Robinson: ‘Behind enemy lines’ chatting about the Cool FM cash call, BBC licence fee & the biggest show in the country
Radio presenter Stuart Robinson started his broadcasting career 3 decades ago, as a wide-eyed 16 year old.
He has risen through the ranks of commercial radio and is now controller of NI’s most successful commercial radio portfolio – Cool FM, Downtown and Downtown Country.
In this interview he goes ‘behind enemy lines’ to tell Tara Mills and Declan Harvey just how real his public spats with Stephen Nolan and Barra Best are.
He also discusses why he’s critical of the BBC licence fee, and how successful the cash call has been.
Get in touch: [email protected]
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By BBC SoundsRadio presenter Stuart Robinson started his broadcasting career 3 decades ago, as a wide-eyed 16 year old.
He has risen through the ranks of commercial radio and is now controller of NI’s most successful commercial radio portfolio – Cool FM, Downtown and Downtown Country.
In this interview he goes ‘behind enemy lines’ to tell Tara Mills and Declan Harvey just how real his public spats with Stephen Nolan and Barra Best are.
He also discusses why he’s critical of the BBC licence fee, and how successful the cash call has been.
Get in touch: [email protected]