Alan Robson
Alan Robson (born 1 October 1955) is an English radio presenter, and host of the North East radio talk show, "Alan Robson's Night Owls". Radio. Robson started his career with Metro Radio in Gateshead, presenting his first show on 12 November 1976. Initially, he hosted specialist rock music shows for the station, including "Bridges" and "Hot 'n' Heavy Express" on Saturday nights. "Night Owls" launched shortly after Metro began broadcasting in July 1974, initially presented by James Whale, then followed by Alan Beswick, Tony Crosby and Dave Porter, before Robson took over in 1983. "Alan Robson's  Night Owls" won Robson a gold New York Radio Award for Best Radio Personality in a local market in 2019. In later years, "Night Owls" aired from 10pm - 2am from Sunday to Thursday nights. From October 2012, the Monday to Thursday night shows were simulcast on Metro's sister station TFM. "Night Owls" aired for the final time on Metro Radio and TFM on 27 June 2019 with a specially extended highlights show. Robson continued with station owners Bauer as host of a weekly Sunday night version of "Night Owls" on sister station Greatest Hits Radio North East  from August 2019 to the end of April 2022. He claims that in November 2000 he received a Masters in Exorcism and Spiritualism at Birkbeck, University of London. Television. Robson has presented 14 different television series (such as "Robson's People" and "Robson's Personal Call") for Tyne Tees Television and appears on Living Channel. He contributes to "Scariest Places on Earth", which is broadcast across parts of the U.S. by ABC. While making the show, he broadcasts his radio show from the haunted locations. He has also appeared on dozens of hit TV shows as an expert on the  paranormal, including "Larry King Live" and appeared in the BBC One documentary series "Trouble in Store". Books. Alan Robson has written or compiled five books: His first five books were published between the years 1992 and 1994. "The Lives and Loves of a Night Owl" is his autobiography. He also wrote a book called "Grisly Trails and Ghostly Tales", an anthology of supernatural stories from North East England, followed up by a second book the following year. He is also the editor of one book by the author Wayne Schreiber ("Arise A Hero") published in 2011.