March 20th 2024.
Jordan North, a well-known radio presenter, recently took on a new project that he has never done before. After spending a decade on BBC Radio 1, he decided to step down and pursue other opportunities. Along with taking over the Capital FM breakfast show, he also fronted his first documentary, which focuses on the controversial topic of vaping.
The documentary, titled "Jordan North: The Truth About Vaping," delves into the presenter's own experience with vaping and explores the potential dangers and misconceptions surrounding it. Jordan, who admits to being a "clueless vaper," wanted to educate himself and others on the subject. The episode, which is available on BBC iPlayer, marks a new venture for Jordan as he steps into the world of documentary making.
Before we dive into his documentary, let's take a look at Jordan's career so far and his reasons for wanting to tackle this particular topic. Jordan started his journey in the radio industry at a young age, working for regional stations before landing a spot on The Hits Radio. In 2014, he got his big break as a freelance cover presenter on BBC Radio 1 and eventually landed his own show on Sundays.
Aside from his radio work, Jordan has also co-hosted the popular podcast "Help I Sexted My Boss" with etiquette expert William Hanson since 2018. The duo offers advice on modern-day problems and has gained a loyal following, with the podcast currently on its 12th series. Jordan also made a splash in the TV world when he participated in the 2020 season of "I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!" where he finished in second place.
Now, back to the documentary. Jordan's personal experience with smoking and his decision to take up vaping to cut down on cigarettes sparked his interest in exploring the topic further. However, after doing some research, he discovered a dark side to the habit, including the sale of illegal vapes and the potential health risks associated with it. After speaking with experts and meeting other vapers with health issues, Jordan decided to abandon his vape and raise awareness about the unknown risks of vaping.
As he moves on from his role at Radio 1 to host the Capital FM breakfast show, Jordan is excited to take on new challenges and push himself out of his comfort zone. He has also kept his personal life private, but has mentioned being single and at a different life stage than most of his friends. And while he may have some secrets, he is not afraid to share funny anecdotes, like the time he got tied up with a dressing room cord during a podcast episode.
Overall, Jordan North's documentary sheds light on an important topic and shows his willingness to take risks and try new things in his career. Fans of the presenter can catch "Jordan North: The Truth About Vaping" on BBC Three and BBC iPlayer.
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