Radio
Radio schedule Saturday 12th December 2020
Life In London
Episode 4, High And Low Life: Pierce charms his way out of financial difficulty by telling tales of his dissolute companions' misadventures drinking in the East End and hobnobbing in high society - where Jerry falls for the seductive charms of Lady Wanton.
You're Dead To Me
Series 2, Episode 5 - The MayflowerGreg Jenner is joined by Dr Misha Ewen and American comedian Alex Edelman to take a trip across the Atlantic with the passengers of The Mayflower.
Fighting Talk
Series 18, Episode 14Sports promoter Eddie Hearn, presenter and comedian Elis James, former GB athlete and sports presenter Kath Merry and comic Matt Forde join Colin Murray for an hour of sporting punditry, humour and entertainment.
Breaking The News
Series 17, Episode 9This week Des Clarke is joined by Josie Long, Susie McCabe, Liam Withnail & Gareth Waugh.
Genius
Series 2, Episode 1 - Johnny VegasWith Johnny Vegas. Ideas include metal detectors attached to dogs, the science of opposites and friendly car horns.
Dead Ringers
2020 Christmas SpecialsWe deal with the language barrier over the Brexit deal caused by Boris Johnson, we learn what The Queen really thinks of The Crown, and in The Archers the people of Ambridge learn what tier they're in.
The Musical Life Of...
Series 2, Episode 2 - Betsi CadwaladrAmanda Wilkin stars as Betsi Cadwaladr - the Welsh Florence Nightingale.
My Teenage Diary
Series 8, Episode 1 - Debbie McGeeDebbie McGee shares her teenage diaries with Rufus Hound, and reminisces about her years as a hard-working student at the Royal Ballet School in London.
The Maltby Collection
Series 3, Episode 4Museum cleaner Eva Tattle has been interviewed 'in depth' by Cleaners' Weekly (incorporating The Scrubbers' Gazette) and has managed to offend the entire museum in the process.
Elis James' Pantheon Of Heroes
Series 2, Episode 4 - OutlawsElis James compares key figures in Welsh history to determine Wales' ultimate heroes.
The Ape That Got Lucky
Episode 3 - Science and TechnologyIn his third programme, Chris Addison argues that human development regarding science came about through nothing but luck.