Show Notes
Sarah Gosling is a radio presenter for BBC Devon as well as the presenter of BBC Introducing in Devon and Cornwall. Sarah and I met two years ago in Exeter at a gig that was put on for independent venues week and hit it off straight away after I said to her face “you sound exactly the same in person as you do on the radio!”. I have always admired Sarah’s work ethic and how dedicated she is to her job. I'm very lucky to have worked alongside her multiple times and I’m very excited for you to hear her story, highlighting both the highs and lows of battling anxiety whilst on air. Sarah is one of the most down to earth, kind and interesting individuals I’ve ever worked and come across, the support she has given to my friends' careers over the last couple of years has been incredibly valued as well as the support that she has shown to my creative work.
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