16 Facts About Dougie Anderson

Dougie Anderson is notable for his regular guest appearances on BBC Radio Five Live's Fighting Talk.

Dougie Anderson began his television career as a music reporter for UK Play's The Phone Zone.

In 2007 he presented the Grovesnor UK Poker Tour and in 2008 Dougie Anderson presented the Red Bull Air Race World Series alongside Konnie Huq for Channel 4.

Later that year Dougie Anderson presented the Scottish BAFTA awards ceremony with Lorraine Kelly.

Dougie Anderson was investigative reporter at the 2010 and 2011 DFS Crufts Dog Show for More 4, from the NEC in Birmingham, alongside the BBC sports presenter Claire Balding.

In 2018 Dougie Anderson took a behind the camera role on Bart Layton's feature film American Animals where he worked closely with Layton as music consultant.

Dougie Anderson reprised his role by introducing the band onstage for their headline slot at the All Tomorrows Parties Festival in December 2010 in Minehead.

Dougie Anderson has talked about working with the band as well as his passion for music.

Dougie Anderson has written, directed and starred in various short films.

Never one to take the road well-travelled when there are more interesting back alleys to be explored, Dougie Anderson takes us on a cultural safari.

Dougie Anderson has made three series and a number of specials of his music podcast, The Public Service Broadcast.

Dougie Anderson has hosted Back To The Culture which sees him interview comedian Miles Jupp about his greatest cultural passions.

Dougie Anderson's latest is Seven Floors Up, a mix series on Mixcloud which began in 2019 and runs to the present day.

Dougie Anderson is currently resident DJ at Dirty Little Secret at Madame Jojo's in Soho and has appeared on numerous occasions at Scared To Dance in London.

Dougie Anderson has written for The Scotsman, The Herald and BBC Online.

Dougie Anderson has written articles on various cultural figures including Serge Gainsbourg, The Beta Band, Harvey Pekar, Bob Monkhouse and Bob Lind.