Hello and a very warm welcome back to Wellness with Liz Earl and today I am joined by fellow TV presenter and radio broadcaster Gabby Roslin whose remarkable career has

seen her presenting the big breakfast, children in need, the national lottery and even busting food myths as part of the food

inspectors team. Alongside all of that Gabby is a true well-being warrior

campaigning for a number of charities including breakthrough breast

cancer and well child and is vocal about the importance of eating well so

perfect well well it's so funny sitting in front of a microphone with you because usually it's the other way around.

I know I'm with you in BBC Radio London.

But I love I actually love being interviewed by by people because it's nice to be the other sites sometimes and also when it's a friend

as somebody you admire so for me it's a joy to be here.

Thank you.

Can we start with your broadcasting because so many of those listening in will know you so well from all those programs that I mentioned

How did all that start? How did you get into it in the first place? I walk past the very first building that I worked in Because I walk everywhere which we'll talk about in a minute but I walked

past there the other day and realize it's 32 years ago this October that I started in TV and it's a very strange thought but I can't ever remember a time when I didn't do it and also a time that I didn't want to do it because I was three years old when I knew that's what I wanted to do.

You're really? You're interviewing people with a hairbrush microphone.

My father worked at BBC as a broadcaster and so I used to go with him to Television Center and

is to hold his hand and say, Daddy, this is what I want to be when I'm a grown up.

And I knew it.

And then we used to watch Blue Peter going out and I thought that's what I want to do.

And I used to walk in with him and I'd have my eyes closed and he'd have to lead me in and I

imagine that the people at reception was saying oh Gabby Roslin your dressing room number

one and I used to just pretend and pretend and

pretend and then swap shop started which is a shows my age and then I realized I

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