Headliners

Nihal talks to Elbow lead singer Guy Garvey

The This Way Up star on hip hop, accents and her new Netflix series Living with Yourself.

The actor and comedian on his family, rise to fame and the Tiswas budget.

“The possibilities dwarf what you can do on computers”, Radiohead’s guitarist Jonny Greenwood on making classical music

The documentary maker talks to Nihal about his frank autobiography, relationships, parenting and his (lack of) seduction skills

“My guitar has been a shovel with 6 strings attached”. The singer-songwriter on his career and new album, Further.

The Match of the Day presenter and former England footballer talks about his new book – Behind Closed Doors, as well as BBC pay, Brexit, social media trolls and how he ended up trying to secure an interview with Diego Maradonna during a game of golf with the Argentinian president.

The former England, Liverpool and Leicester forward speaks to Nihal.

The former Commonwealth gold medallist talks to Nihal Arthanayake about the power of ‘cognitive diversity’.

The Oasis singer on where he keeps his Parka collection and why his new album is an “olive branch” to Noel.

The Pretenders star on her optimistic outlook and “Valve Bone Woe”, her new album of covers.

The rapper and actor talks to Nihal about his new album “Let Love” and being a dad.

The BBC’s former China editor on her equal pay battle with the Corporation.

Author Margaret Atwood, who has just published a sequel to her dystopian bestseller The Handmaid's Tale, talks politics, power and feminism with Emma Barnett.

The Norwegian singer/songwriter on the freedom of living in Norway and why technology “creates a false happiness.”

Stooges frontman on his new album ‘Free’ and why his greatest talent is “Burnin’ up the stage”.

The former England Captain on why he doesn’t miss test cricket, mastering his inner “gimp” and why being a Sir is “very weird”.

Grime star Kane Robinson on being a role model and taking time to complete his new album Hoodies All Summer.

George Alagiah talks to Nihal about dealing with cancer, his journalism career and his new novel: The Burning Land.

In a searingly honest interview, the star of Brassic, This Is England and Preacher talks to Nihal about the day to day reality of coping with mental health issues.