Can you see the top of it poking out there? No, not that, the microphone! Oh yes, we have another jam-packed episode of The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X Podcast and we’ve had so many guests and goings on this week, that the only thing missing is a partridge in a pear tree! Joining us in the studio was the fantastic James May, who enjoyed an even more fantastic breakfast pasty (thanks chef James). Changing voices was a running theme, as John Culshaw taught Northern Irish James how to talk like an actual Northern Irish person, and Chris made Joe Pasquale sound like Frank Bruno (Joe’s words, not ours). Iain Stirling also stopped by to explain why his tour dates magically mean he has a weekend off in Dublin. Is the Guinness on you, Iain? Finally, this week’s Dominic Byrne’s 50 at 50 was to have a go at The Dominic Byrne Show, which was, as expected, not as slick as usual proceedings. In amongst all of that, we also had:
- Welcome to the CCB: Captain Crap Beard
- Chris got a signed Foo Fighters record (or did he?)
- The final Glastonbury flag is given out
Enjoy!
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