the digital radio station BBC 6 Music, hosting the weekly 6 Music Chart, before becoming the presenter of the weekday lunch time radio music show. In 2006 McGlynn announced that her last afternoon show for BBC 6 Music was to be on 25 August 2006 and then left the BBC to embark on a trip circumnavigating Australia on a tandem bicycle. In 2007/2008, Vic hosted and produced a weekly show titled 'Oddball' on 'Bondi Fm'. This was a 2-hour show, playing rarities from all genres. She then as part of the Wwoof (Willing Workers on Organic Farms) programme, worked at the Flying Fox Backpackers – managing it for short time – in Katoomba, New South Wales, Australia. Returning to the UK, she freelanced within Commercial Radio, BBC Local Radio, and as a specialist presenter with fellow 6 music presenter Jo Good on Beatwolf Radio. Beatwolf Radio. Archived 2012. Vic retired from radio in 2017 but continues her voice acting work"Profile Voice Actor: Vic McGlynn", Bunny Studio. Accessed October 18, 2022. and can be heard on commercial radio and the BBC. She resides in Scotland. Personal life McGlynn is the granddaughter of professional cricketer William Aubrey Hill who played for Warwickshire County Cricket Club from 1929 to 1948 and who lived in Blackpool and died there in 1995. She is also related to both Nick Banks, the drummer with alternative rock band Pulp, and writer and journalist Victoria Segal. Quotes On Kurt Cobain, McGlynn has said: See also BBC 6 Music References External links Vic McGlynn on Myspace "Vic's Blog" from the 2005 BBC6 Music Reading Festival "Profile: Vic McGlynn", soundcloud.com. Accessed October 19, 2022. English radio DJs English women comedians 1978 births Living people People from Bispham, Blackpool British radio presenters British women radio presenters