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Length:1.5 mins
Date:December 2004
Subject:Working at BBC Radio Newcastle
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Title: The Northern Uproar

James Clark is a radio presenter at BBC Radio Newcastle.

He currently works on two shows: The Northern Uproar, which he presents on Thursday evenings, and Clarky and Wilko, which he co-presents on Saturdays.

Something he's often asked is how he got into radio. This film aims to answer that question.

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