Greg James Thats What He Said

With the Olympics in full swing, Greg is dissecting everything that happened over the weekend. Plus Roisin is in for the Fact Controller, Yesterday's Quiz starts with Matt and All The Latest Things!

Get ready for the grand finale of Yesterday’s Quiz! Our favourite nerd, Andrew, returns for a round of Wronguns, and Jeff Goldblum leaves Greg utterly flabbergasted with a... well, let's just say it's an indescribable voice message.

Tom, the young farmer, shares stories from his DJ set last night. We also uncover another gem from the Going Home song archive, and even Newscast is buzzing about 'Brat'.

Speedy Sound Technician Andrew alleviates all our concerns about wet or rainy festivals and gigs with his expert knowledge, the return of Animal News, another engaging Yesterday's Quiz, and hear from Susanna as she updates us on the recovery progress of the sea urchins.

Join Greg today as Sian Eleri stops by for a hilarious round of "Sexy or Not Sexy." We'll wrap up the thrilling investigation of the Daisy Edgar-Jones "Going Home Song" mystery with a satisfying conclusion. Plus, enjoy some entertaining tunnel talk during Yesterday's Quiz and unwind with another captivating bedtime story from Calum Leslie.

Tom, the young farmer, shares some exciting news while he's on holiday and Sam takes on Yesterday's Quiz!

On today's show, Greg is joined by the incredible Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds, featuring an extended edit from this morning's show. Additionally, the fantastic Vernon Kay co-hosts the podcast, making it an extra special treat!

Griff joins the show this morning and Greg switches into detective mode. Also, Susanna who works on the show, shares a story about her recent injury.

Star of Normal People and now Twisters is here and it turns out she is a big fan of the show. So we roll out an old feature for her to try. Also, Owen the Egg Man is called to help out with another egg disaster and we hear more of your petty vendettas.

Times when you have to get your own back - even if it’s just silly. Plus, Greg upsets the hoards of Mr Tumble fans and Calum is here for a sports edition of Sexy or No Sexy!

Arielle Free is back to discuss dance induced injuries and following England’s Euros defeat, producer Tom brings in some Paella to cheer us up.

Listener Harrison has a big problem with the Euros final and Asks The Nation for advice. Plus, Sam Macgregor is here for Wrong’Uns and some big guests are announced for next week.

Dua Lipa at school, calling Hans Zimmer or cancelling Cowboy Time? We run down all the highs and lows of the show so far this year. Also, more challenges with cheering and office clichés with Post Malone and Morgan Wallen.

More times when you shouldn’t be laughing but do, an idea for all footy fans to try out during England’s semi final match and a Radio 1 beef is developing.

Want to hear Gru singing unpopular Opinion? Then look no further, we have the extended Steve Carell Unpopular Opinion featuring all the bits you may not have heard on air. Plus, inappropriate times when you get the giggles and a first ever play of Melvin Odoom’s debut song.

Greg calls none other than Avril Lavigne to co-host the Ten Minute Takeover, wow! Also, egg smasher Owen is back for a game of WrongUns and Matt and Molly play How Well Do You Know Your House and it turns out Matt has more stairs than the Eiffel Tower!

Olympic gymnast Georgia-Mae Fenton is here for a game of What’s My Age Again? Greg finds some Taylor Swift archive and we discuss the ups and downs of being tall or short.

The cynical side of Greg thinks men carrying flowers in the street must have done something wrong and bees, sheep and wedding rings are just a few of the things Fact Controller Roisin puts us straight on.

Dean McCullouch joins us for office based Sexy or No Sexy, Owen the Egg Man has become a star of Radio 4 and it seems Greg has become a Fashion Icon.

Greg persuades Calum Leslie to be slightly less professional, Danny Beard give us the craziest answers yet in Wrong’Uns and we get obsessed by a French teacher teaching English