Name?
Alan Fisher
<p><span class="question">Where are you from?</span><br /> Motherwell in Scotland </p> <p><span class="question">How did you get started in broadcasting?</span><br /> Hospital radio when I was still at school but my first real job was at Moray Firth Radio in Inverness</p> <p><span class="question">When was that?</span><br /> 1983</p> <p><span class="question">Why News broadcasting?</span><br /> I’ve always loved making people go ‘well I didn’t know that’. </p> <p><span class="question">Where else would have viewers seen or heard you before? </span><br /> I was at GMTV for thirteen years and before that I was on television in Scotland</p> <p><span class="question">What is your Best on-air moment?</span><br /> Telling the GMTV audience live on air that a missing schoolgirl in Brighton had been found safe and well. </p> <p><span class="question">What is your Worst on-air moment?</span><br /> Forgetting the name of a murder accused live on air but managing to get out of it. </p> <p><span class="question">What would you like to do before your career ends?</span><br /> Break more stories – add more countries to my visited list </p> <p><span class="question">What do you like to do in your spare time?</span><br /> Play with my children, cycle and collect books on journalism. </p> <p><span class="question">What advice would you give to anyone that would like to get into the broadcasting world?</span><br /> Get involved early, work hard and read everything you can lay your hands on. Find your own voice! </p> A big thanks to Alan for taking part.