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Hello, welcome back to the Midpoint.

My guest today is a long-standing radio and television presenter with one of the most recognizable voices in the game.

Adrian Charles started out as a sports reporter thanks to his great love of football and originally joined the BBC on work experience.

Since then, he's gone on to host much-loved TV shows like The One Show, Match of the Day 2, Daybreak and the Apprentice you'll find.

But Radio is perhaps where Adrian is most at home.

And after hosting numerous shows these days, he's never too far away from a BBC Radio 5 live microphone.

He's also an author and his book The Good Drinker, How I Learned to Love Drinking Less, was published in 2022.

And my expert today is Matt Pink, who is on Instagram as the Better Life Guy, Better Underscore Guy, if you want to have a little look for his account.

Basically, Matt stopped drinking about three years ago and his account is a really honest reflection of how that journey has been.

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