Radio
Dougie Anderson is notable for his regular guest appearances on BBC Radio Five Live's Fighting Talk, where he has affectionately been nicknamed "Dougie Three Hundred and Sixty Five Answers Anderson" by the show's host Colin Murray, due to his habit of having multiple answers to every question. It started off as two answers originally, then, by the 2007/8 series this had expanded to "Three Answers" which again lead to "Four Answers", then "Five Answers", and finalised with his "Three Hundred and Sixty Five Answers" status. He has acquired something of a cult following through the show's various fan sites. After co-presenting Crufts with Clare Balding he is now always introduced as 'The Husky Voiced Scotsman. In 2008 he contributed to the book to accompany the series.
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