Radio interview script
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Hannah Louise, an upcoming comedian from Oldham, was interviewed on her hometown radio station, Oldham Community Radio. She is currently touring with comedian Jack Whitehall but took time out of the tour to speak with the radio presenter. Louise discussed how well her first comedy tour has been going so far, saying the crowds have been amazing and Jack is fun to tour with. The interviewer played a clip from one of Louise's performances at a Manchester gig on the tour. Listeners were invited to send in questions for Louise to answer later in the program.
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Radio interview script
- 1. Radio Interview Show jingle:Oldham Community Radio 99.7fm MUSIC/SFX:Music bed Presenter:It’s 8am and you’re listening to Oldham Community Radio with me. Tayla Eva Presenter:In a few seconds we’ll be joined by Oldham’s newest upcoming comedian Hannah Louise. She’s currently on tour with Jack Whitehall, but has taken time out to talk to us. Hannah Louise everyone.SFXCheers/Claps Comedian:Thanks. Hello Oldham it’s great to be back in my home town it’s been a while. Presenter:It’s great to finally have you have on Oldham Community Radio this morning, you’re touring with Jack Whitehall, how is it? Comedian: To say it’s my 1st tour it’s going fantastic, the crowds are amazing, there’s a buzz and Jack’s fun to tour with. Presenter:That sound’s great, let’s have a listen to the Manchester gig. Archive Clip: Presenter:That was Hannah Louise touring with Jack Whitehall. Send your questions in via text 07905 10 22 55 or email studio@oldhamcommunityradio.com. She’ll be answering your questions later with Dave McGealy. If at this stage you have ideas fo