Andy Meadows

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Andy Meadows is the Sunday afternoon presenter on local radio station Hertbeat FM. The show is broadcast every Sunday from 2pm till 4pm. The show is a mixture of popular music, along with Andy's "Fun Chat", Sunday Survey, Pub Mates Trivia and Ask the Stars.

Andy is also the Hertbeat FM sports reporter, where every Saturday he joins Euan Tees to bring the latest local, national and international sports news.

[edit] Career Path

Meadows' start began with attending The Birmingham Theatre School, where he graduated with a diploma in acting. Andy spent the next two years working as an entertainer at holiday camps across the eastern part of England. While there, he honed his presenting skills, both as compere and as presenter on the campsite in-house radio station.

After moving to Hertfordshire, he became involved in Hospital Radio for both Harlow Hospital Radio and East Herts Hospital Radio, before being taken on as a sports reporter in 2005 for Hertfordshires own Hertbeat FM. Later that year, Andy then became the voice of Sunday Afternoons with his 2pm till 4pm show. He can now be heard early mornings 4am-6am Monday - Friday.

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