• The Bhandwagon Podcast - Aaron Paul #116

  • Oct 23 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 24 mins
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The Bhandwagon Podcast - Aaron Paul #116

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  • Aaron Paul is an award winning reporter, commentator and presenter on BBC Radio 5 Live Sport, BBC London Sport, ITV Football & Sky Sports. One of the leading lights in sports journalism, Aaron kindly jumps on the Bhandwagon for a brilliant podcast


    In this Episode!


    00:00:00 Intro

    00:04:18 Football doesn’t stop

    00:05:45 Rodri

    00:07:00 Athletes vs Footballers vs Saturation

    00:10:50 Prepping for a game

    00:15:10 How did you get into commentating

    00:26:00 Becoming a journalist

    00:32:58 Climbing the ladder & Family Life

    00:36:10 Content creators

    00:38:56 Just a brown boy who loves football

    00:44:55 Tom Lockyer

    00:49:40 Covering Grenfell Tower

    00:50:22 Games you would have loved to commentate on

    00:53:54 Man Utd Treble ’99

    00:57:00 Covering mistakes

    00:59:52 Mt Rushmore of Commentators

    01:02:59 Thoughts on this season

    01:04:20 Bhangrahead

    01:09:43 The future of Asian radio

    01:14:42 Bhandwagons’


    & Much Much More!!!!!


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