From one ear to another, this is a Mag's creative production.

Like many of you listeners, I'm always glued to the telly when I'm a celebrity's on.

I was even lucky enough to be part of the woodwork back in the day for five series.

So it's a real treat to speak to someone who's been on the inside and understands.

Jordan North, what a legend.

In the less glamorous version of I'm a celebrity in Wales last year, in the castle,

Jordan stole the nation's hearts with his happy place mantra and ode to Burnley FC football ground, Turfmore.

It was great to chat with Jordan about his experience on the show and, of course,

all things podcasts, including his own, Help by Sexted My Boss with Etiquette expert, William Hanson.

Jordan's choices include football feminism, the Chris Moyle show and radio moments.

Full of laughter, I really enjoyed this one, and I hope you guys enjoy listening.

Let's get Castaway with Jordan North.

Jordan North, welcome to Castaway.

Thank you very much for having me.

How are you?

I'm good.

How are you?

Yeah, good.

You've got me at a good moment, actually.

So at the time of recording, it's Friday. I've just finished my radio show. And like, this is usually when I'm in my best mood because I've had a pretty good show today, I think. So I'm like, I'm buzzing a bit. I'm like, yeah, it's Friday. You can have a drink in the next couple of hours. I can't imagine you in a bad mood. The public will know you

from I'm a celebrity and even when you're facing the worst situation, you still seem like the happiest, most optimistic person. I can't imagine a bad day, Jordan. Yeah, do you know what? A few people say that to me but then people closest to me like, oh, you should see him in the morning or you should see when he's hungry's hungry. He's a right bitch when he's not eating. I'm like, yeah, that's me. It's good. So you've eaten, you've eaten now before this. So that's, that's always very important. Yeah, I've eaten. I've had a glass of milk as well, because I'm still a 10 year old boy at heart. Hold on, The glass of milk thing. That is, like, that's, is that something that you do? Is that like a little ritual

in Jordan Nort's daily regime?

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