Jordan North
Jordan North began as a solo Radio 1 presenter before co-hosting Radio 1's Drivetime with Vick Hope, and later joined Chris Stark and Sian Welby on Capital Breakfast. These articles follow his radio career and on-air moments.
Yannis and Jimmy from Foals reviewed their Live Lounge, Jordan North revisited his dinner with neighbour Deborah and Chris turned a Mind Blown fact about nipples into live BBC science. [...]
With Jordan North alongside Chris, Ask Me Anything introduced Amanda Foster, whose stunt credits included Bond, Star Wars, Harry Potter and doubling Beyoncé, while new feature Mind Blown tested extraordinary facts. [...]
The Scott Mills Travel Agency sent Anne Boleyn superfan Katie towards Edinburgh and a themed escape room, while Sophie received a midnight Facebook confession from an old university acquaintance. [...]
More than 21 hours into Hide & Seek, James the private investigator helped narrow the possibilities to a handful of coastal locations while listeners chased clues involving donkeys, sandwiches and Nando’s. [...]
Scott could barely speak, so Jordan North joined Chris, Ask Me Anything met Oxford English Dictionary editor Fiona McPherson and the phrase “chef’s kiss” turned out to have a much less innocent alternative meaning elsewhere online. [...]
Sam’s mum Beth revealed a New Year’s Eve conception involving his amorous Cornish pirate dad Rob, a mysterious family word and enough oversharing to leave Sam begging the show to stop. [...]
Jordan confirmed he had seen the mysterious animal in the Live Lounge at around 3.50am and said it was so big he dropped his brew. [...]
In the second Friday Extra Show, Chris and Jordan North investigated whether words including “testicles” were acceptable on Radio 1, while listeners asked how presenters ate lunch during a live afternoon show. [...]
Late-night listener Liz asked Scott to help her marry into the Radio 1 family after realising Chris Stark, Greg James and several other presenters were already taken. [...]
Couples shared the mundane messages that began their relationships, Jordan North needed Google to prove he worked at the BBC, and one listener begged Scott to stop playing the song she had accidentally blasted through a university library. [...]