
Clive Anderson and guests with an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 491 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Adrian Lester on the art of simultaneously sword-fighting while reciting poetry in his starring role in the RSC's acclaimed Cyrano de Bergerac.
Alexandra Burke pays tribute to Chaka Khan in her new show I'm Every Woman and sings a beautiful Loose E... more
Harry Shearer is a comedy legend. He’s the voice of Mr Burns in the Simpsons (and many other characters), he’s Derek Smalls in Spinal Tap, and he’s over here with a brand new musical about J Edgar Hoover. Bella Hull first performed stand up a decade ... more
Stuart Maconie sets up camp at Borders Book Festival in the Scottish Borders.
Comedian Daniel Sloss continues his world domination with his latest show Bitter which is helping him tick off 60 different countries.
She perhaps can't claim 60, but Hel... more
Cosy crime, Mams and other people's Mam's and the joy of space travel are all explored on this week's Loose Ends. Death in Paradise creator Robert Thorogood reveals his Aunty Jess, a woman who thought two vegetables of the same colour on a place was ... 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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Listeners tune in for an eclectic, conversation-led program that blends culture, music, theatre, and comedy. Episodes often feature a rotating roster of guests—from authors and historians to musicians, comedians, and actors—who share career stories, behind-the-scenes anecdotes, and cultural insights. The show stands out for its warm, dinner-party vibe, lively banter, and occasional live performances, which help illuminate broader trends in British arts and media. Potential sponsors or guests may appreciate the format's versatility, its strong emphasis on storytelling and personal narratives, and its knack for creating engaging, multifaceted conversations that appeal to culture enthusiasts and industry professionals alike.
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