
Clive Anderson and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 508 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Stuart Maconie is joined in Salford by 'The Wizard of Prog', Rick Wakeman. A man who has lived life to excess, he's not short of stories, from working as a session musician with his friend David Bowie to joining, leaving and rejoining Yes and his cre... more
Stuart Maconie is joined by performer, panto star and all round beam of joy Su Pollard, who has summed up her varied career in a memoir, 'Fully Charged'. Lloyd Griffith is a comedian, presenter and choirister, but today he's here as one of the stars ... more
Clive Anderson is joined by writer Alexander McCall Smith whose latest novel The Isle of Good Karma takes us on a life-changing trip from the Isle of Lewis to the Himalayas.
Comedian Marc Jennings is on tour with If & When, diving in to some of the ... more
Craig Revel Horwood on how his Strictly baddie persona earned him his pantomime villain break as well as being rammed by a trolley at the supermarket. Comedian and Taskmaster competitor Chloe Petts on how playing in goal as a teenager set her up for ... 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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Eclectic conversations mix culture, music, comedy, and storytelling with a rotating lineup of guests from theatre, television, history, and the arts. Episodes commonly feature long-form interviews interspersed with live music, performances, and vivid anecdotes that reveal behind-the-scenes realities of touring, writing, acting, and staging productions. The show is likely to appeal to curious listeners who enjoy thoughtful banter, industry insights, and a sense of dinner-party camaraderie, with moments of humor and personal storytelling that give a human angle to creative careers. Noteworthy is the breadth of guests—from historians and writers to musicians and comedians—creating a tapestry of cultural commentary that feels both intimate and ... more
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Recent guests on Loose Ends include:
1. Oz Clarke
2. Rick Wakeman
3. Nadine Shah
4. Allyson June Smith
5. Su Pollard
6. Lloyd Griffith
7. Emily Woof
8. Naomi Katiyo
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