Welcome back to the Chris Moyles Show on Radio X Podcast. This week, we learnt that Captain Crapbeard’s karaoke song is Don’t Mug Yourself by The Streets. Oh, and we launched a new radio station. No biggie.
It was great to hear from Chris Kamara, who joined the team to chat about a really important cause. He’s partnered with Andy’s Man Club and Drinkaware to raise awareness of an increasing amount of people using alcohol as a coping mechanism. And of course, Chris had to ask him a few football related questions whilst he was there… Remember, IT’S OK TO TALK! Check out andysmanclub.co.uk if you were affected by any of the issues discussed in this interview.
Friend of the show Alex James (off of Blur) came into the studio to talk about Big Feastival, which is now in its 14th year! Despite performances from Faithless, Travis, The Wombats, and many many more, Alex decided that the selling point of this year’s Big Feastival was Barrioke with Sean Williamson. Hard to disagree with that…
On the eve of a big premiere, Hollywood star Simon Pegg sat down with the team to discuss his role in the new Mission Impossible film, using his daughter as an excuse to talk to cool celebs, and Oasis.
Yeah, thought so. YOU ALWAYS WANT MOOOORE!!!
- James sings a Robbie Williams song
- Brownhaven update
- Captain plans a date with Tony Blackburn
Enjoy!
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