Terry Prone: Celebrity guests should learn to mind their Ps and Qs on chat radio
No radio interviewer ever wants to be lumped in with vox populi
Politicians have the wit to ignore the statement self-identifying as a question and buzz off along their own route. Host Claire Byrne is pictured with Ministers Paschal Donohoe and Jack Chambers before speaking on the Claire Byrne show on RTÉ Radio 1 last week outlining budget 2025.
A-list celebrities don’t do this. B-listers do it, though, and C-listers never stop doing it. Which is pretty amazing, really.
Imagine coming into a radio study, where you’ll get a plug for your new book, song, or appearance on a reality TV show and telling the presenter that they’re lazy, incompetent, uncreative, and generally boring.
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