Breakfast with Toby Kell-Ogg

Toby Kell-Ogg
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Toby Kell-Ogg

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Toby Kell-Ogg is descended from the Quel family, ancient French nobility who came to this country with William the Conqueror.

The Kell in Kell-Ogg of course, is an Anglicised version of Quel which, as all students of French will know, literally translates as ‘what’.

The other side of the Kell-Ogg union – brought about in 1342, when Viscomte Egberte du Quel married Lady Boadicea Ogg – is even older.

It is now believed that the Ogg’s, who were certainly Vikings, could trace their lineage back to the Bronze Age and before.

Indeed, the shortened ‘O’ sound in Ogg is thought to be a stone age grunt for the very first definite article

In other words, in early grunt, ‘O’ meant ‘the’. And the ‘Ger’ sound in ‘Gg’ is thought to be pre-historic slang for ‘fornicate’, an activity of which men and women of this period – pre personal computer, remember - were particularly fond.

To sum up, the combined, Norman/Caveman meaning of Kell-Ogg is ‘what the f…..”

Toby Kell-Ogg, who has a full head of hair, is 35.

Footnote:
It is actually recorded in The Doomsday Book that Viscomte Egberte du Quel and his legendarily beautiful bride, Lady Boadicea Ogg – inherited traces of whose stunning bone structure can still be seen in the face of Appollonia Kell-Ogg, Toby’s daughter, and perhaps even more so in his own – were toasted at their marriage with ‘a bevrij of muche thickenesse and yelonesse’ specially created by their parish rabbi who they later had burnt at the stake. The couple, who were much loved by their serfs, became popularly known as Eg n’ Ogg and this term of affection later metamorphosed into the name by which this drink is now known.


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OK TO LET YEARS OLD ACTS GO?
Please - do me a favour! I don't get your "9 year" point at all!! The masses the world over have to face the consequences brought about by misguided decisions - regardless of what it was, some 20, 30, 40, 50 years previously. People caught ...
Jen - Saturday, February 04, 2012
Degree?
I did a literature degree at London Met. I learned to critically analyse all books, society and life without which I would never have examined life or myself at all. we live in a debt-laden society and I would rather be in debt for my education th ...
ceres - Saturday, January 28, 2012
Wind it Up
Hi Toby listening to you from the Isle of Wight. Plug into the mains for the clockwork Apple. ...
Derek Barran - Saturday, September 17, 2011
Council Spending
If the council taxpayer had any guts, we would hold back a couple of months council tax, to teach these parasites a lesson. regards Michael, Hitchin. ...
Michael - Saturday, May 28, 2011
Great show, as always!
Great show, as always! ...
wendy - Saturday, May 21, 2011

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Rienkje Attoh

Rienkje
Rienkje Attoh is one of Toby Kell-Ogg’s Oggette side kicks and also an experienced Broadcast Journalist.

In 2006 she left London for the West Country to embark on a career in broadcast journalism. She returned to London late in 2009 with a Masters Degree and experience having worked with some of the world’s leading news broadcasters. Trained in Radio, TV and Online she was made one of the BBC's first multi-media Broadcast Journalists and has produced news and current affairs programmes for the BBC in the South West, South East and London, including The Politics Show and Inside Out. She has also produced for CNN International’s The Art of Life programme.

In her spare time she loves watching films, listening to good music, debates, cooking and enjoying the company of her family and friends.

Rienkje can also be heard occasionally presenting Colourful Life.

Simone (Jammie) Jemmott

Simone (Jammie)
Simone AKA Jammie is Toby Kell-Ogg’s representative ‘equerry’ and sidekick, but most importantly, one of the wonderful Oggettes. She works tirelessly every Saturday in an attempt to help Toby through those delusions of grandeur and past lives.

Jammie has presented deep & soulful house music shows and presented and contributed on entertainment, arts and culture shows for various local and community radio stations around London – interviewing amongst others, authors, artists, performers, and film-makers. Jammie is currently working in publishing and graphic design whilst contributing to the Saturday Salmagundi. You can find her riding around London on her trusty Vespa in search of good films, and talks or (without the Vespa) in lovely bars with great music.

Vanessa Maynard

Vanessa
Vanessa Maynard is the newest of Toby’s Oggettes but her training wheels are long gone!

Vanessa has been involved in radio since the tender age of 15 at her local hospital radio station and has a background in PR, so is not shy of letting her voice be heard. She may be the most petite of the team but Vanessa has bags of energy at a time when most people are cosy in bed. Vanessa keeps everything flowing smoothly with her secret weapon – a fabulous cup of tea! This of course keeps Toby sweet, which generally helps Toby/Oggette relations, so she’s not just a pretty face.

When she’s not at Colourful, Vanessa loves going to the cinema, watching lots of trashy TV and eating family sized bags of Harribo!

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OK TO LET YEARS OLD ACTS GO?
Please - do me a favour! I don't get your "9 year" point at all!! The masses the world over have to face the consequences brought about by misguided decisions - regardless of what it was, some 20, 30, 40, 50 years previously. People caught ...
Jen - Saturday, February 04, 2012
grow some!
Ahhh the reverend...bliss....Early start so not much time to pontificate on matters this morning Juju...I just hope the rumour that it was pressure from the Black England players that caused the FA to remove JT’s arm band at long last is true, it is ...
aisha - Friday, February 03, 2012
Good morning
Hi JuJu, how refreshing to hear your lovely voice on a Friday morning. Set's me up lovely for the weekend. Great show xx ...
michael - Friday, February 03, 2012
the show
DEAR Brad, yet again, i'm loving the show. really good way of getting to see another side of the guests.tell dawn that i could sense that gordon brown was a decent socialist.Also, love her selection. it's amazing that this show is live, compared to d ...
Mandy (croydon) - Friday, February 03, 2012
labbi siffri tune
hi again brad,it was at my niece's school gospel concert , Tulse hill last December when the choir sung this song. it brought tears to my eyes, as it's so profound, and has a strong message for the youth. Brilliant selection to end with. ...
Mandy (croydon) - Friday, February 03, 2012