BBC Sounds, Music, Radio Podcasts.

Oh, hello. You have chosen a BBC podcast, but before you listen to it, we thought you might like our podcast too.

You might. You might. It is called Sightraught with me, Nick Grimshaw.

And me, Annie Mack. And we talk about the week in music.

All the news, all the cultural happenings in the UK and beyond.

And great guests.

And it's on BBC Sounds.

Yes, where you can also enjoy lots of playlists, music mixes and live radio.

Everything from my six music breakfast show to Radio 3 Unwind.

But obviously start with our podcast, sidetrack.

Obviously.

Obviously.

So if you like music, listen on BBC Sans. BBC Radio 2, 10 to the top. Let's welcome Miguel Shrek. Is that right? That's right, yes. Lovely. How did you get on when the cartoon came out? I thought you'd left school by then, so I'm't bullied too much. Perfect timing, Miguel. It just spelled differently. I have two Cs in between that, so that it does make a difference. Yeah. It does a slightly. Yeah, nice. You speak four languages? Yes, I'm Portuguese by birth, so Portuguese was my first, and then learned English because my mother's English. A lot of people when they hear me speak Portuguese say it sounds quite Russian. It's lots of Jews. Yeah. Rolling ours. But have you been to South America and used it there? Not yet. That's on the bucket list, shall we say. Right. Nice. Yeah, because they speak Portuguese in a lot of South American countries, Brazil, and Turkey.

Yes, that's right, yeah.

And it does sound slightly different.

I compare it to English and Australia.

Oh, right.

Okay, so there's a definite accent twinge.

Very much so, yes, yes.

You once had a flamenco group.

Yes, we do theme weekends in the pub, like Wild West weekend or Mexican weekend,

Spanish weekend. We did a Spanish weekend and I managed to find some flamenco dancers from a local dance troupe and obviously we've got carpets. So I decided for the effect we needed some sort of wooden

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