And now, the end is near, and so I face the final curtain…
Welcome back to the Chris Moyles Show on Radio X Podcast. This week, we said a-goodbye to our brilliant Executive Producer Pippa. She’s off to go and turn up the feel good with the lass from Britain’s Got Talent and the bloke from Police Interceptors.
Humphrey Ker, Executive Director of Wrexham A.F.C, came in to chat about the 4th series of Welcome To Wrexham. He told us about their plans for the club, his experience with fans, and also cleared up a few transfer rumours…
Friend of the show Alex Horne dropped by to chat about the latest series of The Horne Section TV Show. The last time Alex was on, he revealed that there’s only one Taskmaster contestant he didn’t like working with. Unfortunately, we still don’t know who, but it turns out his comments caused quite a stir…
With two bottles of Champagne in clutch, Richard Ashcroft gatecrashed Pippa’s final day celebrations to chat to the team about his first new music since 2018! He also told us all about his upcoming summer supporting Oasis on their reunion tour.
And of course, we had a few things up our sleeve for Pippa’s last day…
“What else can I expect from the podcast?” I hear you ask! How about you mind your own damn business??
- Chinese Trump
- Captain Crapbeard sounds like Rachel Reeves
- WhatsApp Messages
Enjoy!
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