Headliners

The legendary US actor and comedian talks to Nihal about stand-up, dad jokes and “bullocks”.

Lily talks to Nihal about being treated “like a cartoon” and why writing an autobiography has “cleansed” her.

The former Journey frontman tells Nihal why he’s returned to music after more than two decades away.

MNEK, who’s generated over a billion streams working with artists like Madonna and Stormzy tells Nihal why his debut album, Language, comes “from my heart.”

Norman talks to Nihal about bringing a nightclub atmosphere to arenas and why DJ’ing still gives him a buzz.

Peter talks to Nihal about footballers’ extravagant lifestyles, retirement and how his family’s disinterest with football keeps him grounded.

Tom Daley and his husband Dustin Lance Black talk to Nihal about becoming parents.

The food writer talks to Nihal about falling into debt and cooking well on a budget.

Nihal Arthanayake speaks to guests Julia Donaldson, Jamali Maddix and Luisa Omielan

Nihal Arthanayake speaks to guests including comedians Phill Jupitus, Janey Godley and McMafia author Misha Glenny.

Nihal Arthanayake speaks to guests including Dylan Moran, Rosie Jones, Jo Caulfield and five former Blue Peter presenters.

Tim Booth, Saul Davies and Jim Glennie talk about their latest album Living in Extraordinary Times.

Singer-songwriter Tom Odell joins Nihal to talk about his third album Jubilee Road, whether he’d ever play at someone’s wedding, and a moody Polish stew.

The Fulham footballer and songwriter talks to Nihal and Felix White about women’s football, her solo career and writing for Dua Lipa.

Years & Years talk to Colin Paterson about their second album, Palo Santo and let slip who might be doing the next Bond Theme.

Johnny talks to Nihal about his new album Call the Comet and his career in music

Jamie Morton, Alice Levine and James Cooper join Nihal to tell the story behind the global podcast phenomenon, relive some of Belinda Blumenthal’s greatest moments and play Cooper or Flinstone, the erotic literature world’s answer to Every Second Counts. Contains strong language.

James and Ben Johnston and Simon Neil talk to Nihal about the release of their MTV Unplugged album.

James joins Nihal to talk about the music that has inspired his life, and his new album, Electric Light.

Lauren Mayberry, Iain Cook and Martin Doherty talk to Nihal about their new album, Love is Dead, why pop can be political and drinking martinis with Dave Stewart.