Greg James Thats What He Said

Have you been the No.1 buyer of a product from your local store? If so, you could be a contender in Greg’s brand new quiz. Also, a special Animal News with BBC Lincolnshire’s Alex Rhodes and a very awkward deleted WhatsApp message from listener Steph – but…was it deleted too late?

Listener Vicky wants Michael Buble banned, which leads to a strange revelation from Greg, Annabel’s missing a policeman mannequin and Emma gets surprise vaccination call.

Arielle Free joins us for Everyone’s Rubbish with a tale of an early broadcast blunder. Also, various celebs have been enjoying the snow, the Christmas Trees are still up and Bernie Sanders has got his mittens.

The Four Wurzels & The Accountant are back for the Quiz and it’ Kieron’s turn to account for himself, they also stick around to give their verdict on the new Royal Blood song and school teacher Lizzy plays Wrong-Uns.

Stars of brilliant TV show It’s A Sin are here to play What’s My Age Again? Roisin’s dad has been rumbled eating all the Pepperamis and listener Gareth’s family call their dad Trev when his name is Kev , is it just them?

Serious stuff today! As Joe Biden is inaugurated into The Whitehouse we do what any professional broadcasters should do – find a dog to sing to him. Also, Ask The Nation deals with the issue of deleted messages in WhatsApp and listener Ruth is surprised by another Vaccination call.

Well, hop into town on a horse! – it’s Fact Controller time. Plus Greg catches up with ICU nurse Nicole, Sea Shanty expert Lew and (due to too many dropped cakes) launches a campaign to get step ladders on Junior Bake Off.

The Sea Shantys are taking over and we find a Cornish expert, socks and cola come under fire in Unpopular Opinion, and find out what happened when Roisin’s dog got to meet Alan The Robot Hoover for the first time.

Cardiff's favourite Gran, Mary gets a surprise call, we enjoy a good 'ol game of Wrong-Uns, Greg wonders if Jordan North eats gravy on toast and Ali Plumb has been chatting to Jamie Foxx (of all people)

Katie Thistleton does a mean Shakespeare so Greg devises a new game for her. Also, someone has nicked Animal News and bagels or grey goose? What are those Bicep lyrics?

Andrew does something weird when making the bed, Steve has never “been for a walk”, Caitlin has a lizard based Tinder bio and Nicole, an ICU nurse, gives s a very frank account of what it’s like for her at work at the moment and urges listeners to stay at home.

Greg remembers playing Wronguns with Kate Winslet so decides to give the ols quiz another outing and Reece Parkinson is on for Everyone’s Rubbish and we hear about a very expensive Donut.

We track down the farting schoolteacher from Kansas, find our new favourite Grandma in Cardiff and Shane Codd joins us for some Animal News (of course).

Sir David Attenborough joins us and speaks to young listener Harry about the first time he was charged by an elephant. Also the Yesterday’s Quiz team are back to share some of their favourite moments from the week and after watching Pooch Perfect Greg decides to gather in your best dog-puns. That’s all in today’s dogcast!

How many banoffees in a pie? It’s Fact Controller time! Plus, Annie Mac & Grimmy unwittingly give Greg another crazy idea and we try to find the answer to the most important question of all, in these strange times. How would a Bull Terrier wear skis?

Taylor gives us an update on our lost bear, Zack’s cat has become a postie and a great game of What Is That? gets you all baffled.

Should we leave our Christmas Trees up a little longer, cos covid ‘n that? Who’s been left with the school guinea pig? Who’s been dancing around with a flaming pudding? All the answers will be found on this super duper, luvvly jubbly poddy pod.

Not! ..Silly soundtrack covers, a Downing Street cat amongst the pigeons, a fly swallowing news reader and a huge fart during a kids class - yes, we’re back!

It’s our final podcast of the year and our Christmas bear finally finds a home with a very special listener, Teen Hero Will gets a surprise call from a Rugby legend, and we pay a sad farewell to some of our Radio 1 colleagues.

13 year-old Vienna, is today’s Teen Hero and Greg surprises her with all sorts of goodies. Also, more examples of Britain’s new catchphrase - “Socially Distanced Of Course” a look back at Chris Martin’s Christmas Bleak Morning from last year and who on earth is Todger Strunk?