It's very easy to provoke debate without having to be the male equivalent of katie hopkins.
You say < assumes deejayyy voice> "So, [utter wanker] today was reported as saying [utter bollocks]. Well, that's an interesting point of view, do people actually believe that, or is [utter wanker] and yap flapping drunken attention seeker with no more brain than a tin can? How do you feel about this subject? Is there anything that can justify what [utter wanker] has said? Do you have any experience of [subject matter inhand] or do you like phoning in to local radio? Please call us on 123456789."
You don't have to BE the wanker, you have to QUOTE the wanker. And thus not broadcast proof that you are a sexist repugnant ill educated overly bouffanted halfwit who thinks it's ok to breastfeed if you're sexually attractive, because for some reason in your head, you equate a baby being fed with a sexual act.
Why do all these anti bf morons always criticise the woman breastfeeding, and never say actually how they feel about it, and express themselves? Why do they just say 'it's wrong, that woman is a moose, it's disgusting, SHE should do that in a toilet' instead of 'when I see that I feel uncomfortable because/I feel this way about it/I feel my comfort and need for That Sort Of Thing not to occur in public is more important than that baby's need to be fed and that woman's right and need to go out in public because/this is why it's only OK for hot sexy young things to bf in public and not women who fall below 8/10 on my personal MILF scale/here is the reason I could not swivel my eyes in another direction/I like to hear screaming hungry babies and see women in distress because/here is why even though I don't like it, I shouldn't shut up and put up on the very odd occasion I notice a woman bfing etc.'
I think if you don't like that breastfeeding exists, fine. If you don't like women doing it in public places, fine. If you don't think anyone should bf, it's unnecessary and we should all bottlefeed, fine. Just express that in a way that isn't critical of the women who do it, tell us about your own feelings on the subject, and seek to understand the other point of view. And if you're a decent human being and articulate enough to be deserving of a slot on bbc radio, you should be able to do that without making an utter utter cockwomble of yourself.