Interview with SaturDave

Interview with SaturDave

From Viking Story by Alan Laycock-Fuchs

July 15, 2025 · 19 min · Season 7 · Episode 2

About this episode

In this episode, Alan interviews his brother SaturDave, a Canadian radio DJ, discussing his experiences in Iceland and the origins of his name.

Who is SaturDave, you ask? Well, he's a radio disc jockey from Canada and he's also... my brother! His real name is David Laycock and in today's episode we learn about where the name SaturDave originated from, the inspiration behind his Icelandic tattoo, how the Icelandic mantra of "þetta reddast" plays into his radio interviewing style and what his many experiences in Iceland have been like. We also cover a range of other topics in this fun episode, which was my first-ever in-person interview! If you're interested in hearing more from SaturDave you can tune into his radio station, Hunter's Bay Radio, every Saturday from noon to 3pm EST here: https://www.muskokaradio.com/player Of course, if you happen to be in the Huntsville, Ontario, Canada area then you can also tune in on your fm dial at 88.7 Don’t forget to rate, review, and help spread the word! You can reach me via e-mail at: vikingstoryfaq@outlook.com My "Bloodsword Saga - Fear The North" novel is currently available on Amazon as a paperback or e-book and you can find it by searching for my name: Alan Laycock-Fuchs "Bloodsword Saga - Fear The North" is also available from the St. Clair Publications website…

People in this episode

Host: Alan Laycock-Fuchs

Guest: SaturDave

Topics covered

  • radio
  • interview
  • family
  • Iceland
  • tattoos
  • personal stories

Keywords

  • SaturDave
  • Icelandic tattoo
  • radio disc jockey
  • interview style
  • þetta reddast

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Hunter's Bay Radio, St. Clair Publications

Books & works: Bloodsword Saga - Fear The North

Places: Canada, Huntsville, Ontario

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