
Clive Anderson and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 474 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Clive Anderson is joined by The O.C star Mischa Barton who is in a new production of Double Indemity. And it's a double dose of murder and intrigue as we're also joined by best-selling crime writer Ava Glass with her new book 'The Hiding Season'. And... more
Stuart Maconie talks to the Riot Women and In The Thick Of It actress Joanna Scanlan on her lastest project, Mercy - a dark comic thriller.
Faye Tozer is perhaps best known as part of the crowd pleasing, hearts and flowers pop band Steps, but now sh... more
Joining Stuart for this week's Loose Ends are...
Comedian and actress Lucy Beaumont on the play that, 40 years ago, inspired her mum to become a writer. It also features a chip-eating Alsatian.
Chef and broadcaster Gizzi Erskine with tales of membe... more
Stuart talks to the award winning writer and composer of Calendar Girls and Kinky Boots - Tim Firth - about his latest stage creation, The Ladies Football Club. Can the man who got his break with a play about two yucca plants strike fresh gold with t... more
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Please can you interview Henry Dimbleby re his book Ravenous.Thanks
I was slow to the party with this podcast but now firmly established only weekend podcast list. Keep up the great work.
Clive try’s to hard to be funny, too much over talking and interrupting. Great guests and presenters just let it breathe.
Come on BBC. This is a must-listen. Have to use iPlayer every week as delivery is so shoddy. Sort it out. You don’t do the programme team justice.
Mmmm. For all the promotional spiel Clive gives the podcast on the show, it is totally crap the way that episodes aren’t uploaded. The last one was 2 weeks ago. This is the BBC for you. Inconsistent to say the least. Amateurish.
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The show features a rotating roster of guests from theatre, music, comedy, literature, and broadcasting for long-form conversations, live performances, and playful banter. Across episodes, guests share behind-the-scenes stories from stage and screen, reflections on cultural trends, and personal journeys, often interwoven with musical interludes or entertainment bits. The tone blends thoughtful storytelling with humor, creating a dinner-party vibe that invites listeners to peek behind the curtain of British culture and arts. A standout quality is the eclectic mix of talents and the way conversations pivot between intimate anecdotes and broad cultural discussions, making it appealing to fans of theatre, music, and contemporary culture while s... more
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2. Faye Tozer
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5. Ernie (Joe Allen)
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