Graeme Smith (radio Presenter)

Graeme Smith is a British broadcaster born in Liverpool, England. He is currently employed by Bauer Radio.

From 2010 - 2012 he worked as breakfast show presenter and then drivetime host at 97.4 Rock FM based in North West England. He currently hosts weekend afternoons on Key 103 in Manchester. and the weekday breakfast show "Get up with Graeme Smith" (Monday - Friday 7-10am) on Europe's largest commercial national digital radio station The Hits Radio based in Manchester.

In June 2012 he presented and produced a BBC Five Live special for their Men's Hour show about how Britain's HIV rates had reached epidemic proportions. He also reported in a live segment for the programme in July 2012 from a parish church in Glossop in which a vicar was carrying out a simulation of how a full religious gay wedding would sound.

From 2002-2006 he hosted the drivetime show on Galaxy 105 in Leeds starting out aged 20, it was at Galaxy and on this show in particular that he honed his style on the air. In early 2007 he moved to XFM London where he hosted weekday afternoons and then weekends. In early 2008 he moved to Virgin Radio as a cover presenter and host of weekend nights. He remained a presenter during the transition to Absolute Radio and could be heard hosting some shows until March 2010.

He has also done stints as a Radio DJ at Kerrang Radio, Hallam FM, BRMB where he hosted a weekend show across the Orion Media FM Network and as a news and entertainment commentator and phone in host on London's LBC 97.3 where he hosted several weekend night shift phone in programmes as well as covering the Saturday lunchtime slot. He has also hosted shows syndicated nationally on the Big City Network of commercial radio stations in England..

On March 12, 2007 he started work on Al Gore owned Current TV which had been on air in the US since 2005 and was the second national roll out of the brand around the world. The channel launched in the UK amidst a blaze of media publicity surrounding a unique user generated content proposition and Graeme was the first person to appear on the UK Network at launch as the presenter of Google Current. In May 2009 he became host of nightly show Webmash - a live news and entertainment show with heavy viewer involvement. He hosted the show alongside former CBBC presenter Anne Foy. Current TV stopped broadcasting to the UK on March 12, 2012 after a main financial backers BSkyB decided to pull the plug in the UK and Italy. Many commentators believed this was due to the network's owners upsetting NewsCorp with some of its show signings in the US. Sky maintain the decision to axe all international versions of the network was purely commercial.