Hello and welcome to Blood on the Traction. You know the day 4 people invited in a tiny

box with nothing but their own music to discuss. It seems so simple but it can lead to so many

places as you're about to find out. Well I will have a winner at the end but it's definitely

more about the journey than the destination. I'm delighted to welcome three friends in

a stranger today. Scott Mills is here, he's out here being on Radio 1 since like 1998

and that's because he has. Age does not wear him and if it does he gets it fixed. He's

the single most underrated mainstream radio DJ on earth. I'll stop it. At any time I'll

have that argument with anyone. We didn't want you on the same show because that's not

the point of blood on the tracks but this was the only time you could do so we went with

it beside him someone we both know well. We simply call out the superstar DJ Annie Mac but

there's a so much better story than that. We'll tell it in a bit. Hi Annie. Hello. Paul

Senate is here. He hates to be called the star of ITV's The Chase. So please welcome the

star of ITV's The Chase. But for most days a comedian, a sports fan, a legendary quizzer,

one of the best in Britain and a great person. Hello sir. Good morning. Nice to have you.

Let's go on to the stranger and if this show is doing its job he won't be by the time

we say goodbye. He's a Scottish author whose best known book centered around the crazy life

of an N.R. agent in London in the mid-90s. This man was coincidentally an N.R. agent in the

mid-90s. John Niven is here. How you doing? Very well. Thank you. Good. Please don't feel like

an outsider. I won't have it. I am the only non-professional broadcaster in the room but so.

Can you shorten that down a bit please? Thank you. Right here we go. So each round of chance

to take your music and rub it in everyone else's faces and we start with a personal tale which is why

Annie's intro was so short. When I was a really one I had this assistant producer, a BA as we

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