Some 20 years ago, Vincent Browne was eating a bowl of custard on the day that his nightly radio show on RTÉ Radio One was coming back on air. He compared it to going back to boarding school after the summer. It didn’t really matter how much he might enjoy it, the fact was that there was no choice in the matter: he had to be on air every night.
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