The Eternal Breakfast Debate in a New Place

[Nick Armstrong]

[paraphrasing]"it's a great day for Julian Bliss... ... I expect he's really excited" [about being on In Tune today]

- love it!

OG

O so do I...

"Twenty-eight minutes to nine. Nearly lunch-time."

[french frank]

You never know what to expect on this thread, but I read the last two posts and had a good idea …

[antongould]

You never know what to expect on this thread, but I read the last two posts and had a good idea …

Carrying Lady Gould's bags - we had made it to Heafro and I remembered I needed to download the latest instalment of Joy in the Morning. After this I looked around for anything else that might appeal and there he was Skellers
- indeed double Joy in the Morning
- was this planned?

[underthecountertenor]

Carrying Lady Gould's bags - we had made it to Heafro and I remembered I needed to download the latest instalment of Joy in the Morning. After this I looked around for anything else that might appeal and there he was Skellers
- indeed double Joy in the Morning
- was this planned?

Clementia Non Papa mentioned it yesterday: I think she said that she was doing something else today. BBC Young Musician sectional finals perhaps?

[Radio64]

Clementia Non Papa mentioned it yesterday: I think she said that she was doing something else today. BBC Young Musician sectional finals perhaps?

Sadface

[underthecountertenor]

Sadface

She's presenting one day next week (International Women's Day) to make up for it, Radio64.

[Nick Armstrong]

was this planned?

Radio Times says it was supposed to be a Trelawday.

Skelly makes ALL THE DIFFERENCE... the enjoyment seasoned with a continual subtle irony, such a difference from the dead-eyed, indiscriminate 'upbeat' style affected by the usual suspects

[underthecountertenor]

There's some classic Skelly throughout this morning's programme. His interjections whilst reading out a listener's reminiscences about being a Cambridge student in the winter of '63 (about 15 minutes in) for a start.

He's a one-off. Unfair to compare with, say, PT who in my view does an excellent professional job.

[Black Swan]

I am working from home and was elated to turn on Breakfast and hear Skellars voice instead of the whitering of CBH. More Skellars..... yes.

[Radio64]

She's presenting one day next week (International Women's Day) to make up for it, Radio64.

Smiley face!

I liked Skeller's quip about Vivaldi, although tbh it wasn't his.

[underthecountertenor]

Smiley face!

I liked Skeller's quip about Vivaldi, although tbh it wasn't his.

Judging by his reaction, I don't think he thought it funny either. Nor did I.

[underthecountertenor]

'You see? This programme's almost produced.' Genius.

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Skelly makes ALL THE DIFFERENCE... the enjoyment seasoned with a continual subtle irony, such a difference from the dead-eyed, indiscriminate 'upbeat' style affected by the usual suspects

Yes! He's just about the only one who treats his audience as though we have a modicum of intelligence.

[doversoul1]

Yes! He's just about the only one who treats his audience as though we have a modicum of intelligence.

I do hope you mean ‘amongst the weekday (and some weekend) Breakfast presenters’.

[Nick Armstrong]

Yes! He's just about the only one who treats his audience as though we have a modicum of intelligence.

Some interesting material by and about him to be found on t'internet, e.g.,