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4th November 2018
09:04pm GMT


"I was never a man for what-iffery. I'm quite stoical about taking it on the chin and this is what it is. Where will I be in ten years time? Will I be presenting the Late Late Show? I don't know. That's a non-answer, but it's all that I've got for you at the moment because it's in the gift of others."
With regards to changes that he would like to see on the show, here's what he had to say: "The TV is slightly restrictive because it's all about camera and the size of the audience. It's a completely different medium to radio. Doing the radio show feels like it's going down to your kitchen table with some tea and toast and just saying' what's going on?' but with 330,000 people listening." On this note, Tubridy would like to see the Late Late Show incorporate some of the attributes that shape his radio show. "I'd like to warm it up if I can and take it (Late Late Show) somewhere that's a bit more me, but I don't know if the viewers want that and I don't know if TV is wide enough to accept a little bit more freeform content. I'd probably do longer form interviews - if I had a bit more time. I'd probably consider trimming the show, if possible. That's not necessarily going to happen today or tomorrow. I'd just do things that would allow me to be a bit more like my radio personality." You can listen to the second episode of Ireland Unfiltered in its entirety by simply clicking here, you can watch it here on JOE.ie’s YouTube channel, and you can use #IrelandUnfiltered to join the conversation on social. Ireland Unfiltered, brought to you in partnership with Carlsberg Unfiltered, will be available everywhere you get your podcasts and on YouTube every Tuesday
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