Brian John Hodgson

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Brian John Hodgson , born 1963 , Manchester, England. Host of " Whats Up After 8 " A twice weekly Television Chat show broadcasted in Hong Kong on Cable Television. The channel is called The Interactive Channel www.tictv.com founded by Hong Kong broadcasting legend, Robert Chua. Hodgson has interviewed over 130 personalities including The Black Eyed Peas, MeatLoaf, Ronan Keating , Karen Mok and actor Michael Wong. The Channel was launched in 2004 and has won an award in Cannes for being the best interactive chanel in the world. Viewers are able to text, email, phone and video phone questions to the host.

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