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Olly Mann is a British broadcaster and journalist. He is best known for his work on BBC Radio 4's The Media Show, BBC Radio 5 Live's Afternoon Edition, and his podcast Answer Me This!. He is also the co-founder of The Modern Mann, a podcast network.
Mann was born in Hendon, London, and attended University College London, where he studied English Literature. After graduating, he worked as a freelance journalist, writing for publications such as The Guardian, The Times, and The Independent.
In 2006, Mann began presenting The Media Show on BBC Radio 4. He has since presented a number of other radio shows, including Afternoon Edition on BBC Radio 5 Live, and Answer Me This! on BBC Radio 4 Extra.
In 2011, Mann co-founded The Modern Mann, a podcast network which produces a number of podcasts, including Answer Me This!, The Modern Mann, and The Allusionist.
Mann is married to fellow broadcaster Helen Zaltzman, with whom he has two children.
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Broadcaster, journalist |
| Age |
43 years old |
| Zodiac Sign |
Taurus |
| Born |
12 May 1981 |
| Birthday |
12 May |
| Birthplace |
Hendon, North London, England |
| Nationality |
United Kingdom |
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Olly Mann Height, Weight & Measurements
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Olly Mann Net Worth
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$1 Million - $5 Million |
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Timeline
The show starts with "The Zeitgeist" where Peart is set weekly challenges listeners submit, which he then reports back on. In the middle segment, Mann interviews people whose job it is to "provoke or confuse". Examples include a theme park designer, a white hat hacker, and a gambling addict. The show finishes with The Foxhole featuring Alix Fox, a "softly-spoken, foul-mouthed love expert" who answers listeners' questions such as "How do I clean my vibrator?" and questions from the host, such as "How do I tell my wife I’m gay?"
The show has twice been nominated 'Podcast of the Year' at the UK Radio Academy Awards, winning Silver in 2016.
The Modern Mann podcast launched in 2015 as a "magazine show for the podcast generation". In each episode, Olly Mann is joined by sex educator and journalist Alix Fox for a weekly trip into Alix's "Foxhole", and tech writer and T.V presenter Ollie Peart for "The Zeitgeist".
In 2012, Mann became a regular stand-in presenter on London talk station LBC 97.3, where he has interviewed comedians Rufus Hound and Charlie Higson and hosted the overnight slot for ten nights over the festive period. In December 2013, he was announced as the new presenter of the overnight slot for 2014.
In 2010, Zaltzman and Mann wrote a book of the show, published by Faber and Faber, and were commissioned by VisitBritain to make an online video series, "Helen and Olly's Great British Questions". In 2012, they released their first album, Answer Me This! Jubilee, which entered the UK Top 20 Album Chart.
The show increased its audience following a number of publicity stunts in Luxembourg, which they had selected as "the world's smallest country with its own iTunes site", and where they became the fourth highest-ranked podcast in the country. In 2009 was nominated for Best Internet Programme at the Sony Radio Academy Awards; an award it went on to win in 2010 (Silver) and 2011 (Gold). It has been selected as one of the Top 10 Comedy Podcasts in the World by The Guardian, and as Critic's Choice in Radio Times, Metro, and The Observer.
In 2009, Zaltzman and Mann became the UK's first podcasters to be given their own radio show, "Web 2009 with Helen and Olly", an irreverent look back at the year's online trends, on BBC 5 Live. This was followed by other specials for the network, including "Web 2010 with Helen and Olly", in which they interviewed Trinny Woodall and Jon Ronson; and, in 2012, "Helen and Olly's Required Listening", a look at the world of alternative broadcasting. In 2010, 5 Live gave Zaltzman and Mann their own regular slot, as the "internet experts" on Saturday night news magazine programme Saturday Edition. After the show had been running for two years, the slot was made available to download as part of the BBC's weekly Let's Talk About Tech podcast.
Zaltzman and Mann began presenting their weekly comedy podcast Answer Me This! in 2007, recording each episode from Zaltzman's sitting room in Crystal Palace, London.
