There are many things I spend my time doing of which I am very proud but which I do either for money or to help others.

I graduated in 2005, since then most of my life has been behind the curtain of media organisations of one kind or another. For 7 nights of every fortnight I work for media intelligence company Precise, reading about a variety of different companies of varying sizes and differing sectors, gathering information and precising published content for digests.

For at least two (and sometimes as much as five) days of the other week, I am in the office, the editing suite or the studio at the absolutely unique, non-profit making radio station Resonance 104.4fm in London editing programmes together, doing small amounts of admin work, or in the studio: producing live shows for presenters without the technical knowledge or lacking the self-belief, or sitting back and monitoring for those with one or both those qualities in abundence.

So I say again, engineers, programme-makers, we are all volunteers and the station is a charity. So we need your money to stay on air. Have a listen on www.resonancefm.com and drop a coin in the tin.