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In a broadcasting career that began in 1984, Vic has never presented a late night programme.

Starting out as regular Swindon Town reporter on a local Wiltshire commercial station, his career has taken in jobs as diverse as commentating on Wembley finals to presenting rock shows from New York and Nashville.

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The Late Show, though, is something Vic relishes.

"It means the chance to really get my teeth into creating something new," he says.

"Over the first few months I picked up a world exclusive with Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones, created a series on the 45th anniversary of the JFK assassination, and brought many radio stations around the world to the airwaves of the 成人论坛 in the South West.

"What is clear", Vic adds, "is that the Late Show audience is very loyal.

"They want to be challenged and kept interested, even though they may be on the point of dropping off for a night's sleep.

"There are, of course many people on the roads or at work, so you can never assume they just want music".

Personal highlights over the 25 years in the industry include those aforementioned Wembley games for Swindon, Tiverton, Plymouth Argyle, and Exeter City.

Many basketball matches have brought great moments of excitement and challenges too, like trying to do a commentary on a mobile phone while trying to find a broadcast line that works.

"One real highlight, though, has to be a live and exclusive programme I presented from the 02 Arena, on the night Led Zeppelin reformed.

"Mine was the only programme in the world that managed to accomplish that for a gig which received 20 million ticket applications.

"I love my job, I hope you enjoy the programme."