Would you trust radio presenter Jordan North and etiquette expert William Hanson with your darkest, most embarrassing dilemmas? Read more on heatworld.
What do you get if you cross a working-class lad from Burnley who likes Guinness and picky teas, and a posh bloke from Bath who loves scatter cushions and table settings? The answer is the most unlikely friendship and a hit podcast Help I S*xted My Boss, which has just been made into a book – perfect timing for Xmas.
Listeners will know that Jordan North and William Hanson discuss embarrassing dilemmas sent in by the public, which are often rude, sometimes baffling and always pant- wettingly hilarious. heat caught up with them to find out how navigating the modern world means we need these valuable life lessons more than ever…: I was working as a runner at BBC Radio 5 Live in 2011 and William was a guest on one of the shows I was working on. Even back then, he was claiming to be the UK’s best etiquette expert. At the time, I didn’t know that we were both the same age – 21. I assumed he was in his forties, very posh, and would go home to his librarian wife and have a sherry.
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