Shaun Keaveny is a British broadcaster known for his engaging radio and television work. He began his career at London's 104.9 XFM, where he hosted a late-night show featuring quirky segments like Reverend Colin Falafel's TV Guide. In 2004, he moved to the mid-morning slot at XFM, developing a distinctive radio style that caught the attention of the BBC.
Shaun joined BBC 6 Music and was promoted to host the Breakfast Show. Over eleven years, he created a popular and innovative programme that resonated with listeners. His television credits include appearances on Richard Osman's House of Games, Pointless, and The Great Exhibition of The North, as well as co-hosting live coverage of the Isle of Wight Festival for Sky Arts.
In January 2019, Shaun launched a new afternoon show, which he hosted until 2021. He now leads the podcast The Line Up, currently in its second series, and has introduced an internet radio show and podcast called SHAUN KEAVENY's CREATIVE CUL-DE-SAC. He frequently co-hosts Saturday Live on BBC Radio 4 and often shares anecdotes, including a humorous claim about Rod Stewart's backing vocals on his 2015 Christmas song, "Please Don't Get Me Anything For Christmas."
Shaun is also a sought-after host for corporate events, bringing his unique humour and charm to various occasions. Contact PepTalk today to book.