Is it just me or does James sound like Joe Root?
Welcome back to The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X Podcast. This week, Chris showed us what it sounds like to do a radio link with retainers in, and we found out more about what Captain gets up to in his spare time.
We saw the relaunch of the 25k Box this week, with 5 lucky listeners having a stab at guessing the secret artist to win some cash. No one guessed the artist correctly, but everyone who took part got a grand. Gits.
We also had the wonderfully gifted clairvoyant and medium, Clinton Baptiste on the show. He spoke about his upcoming tour and presented the team with some haunting predictions.
Oh you want some more do you!? Well you’ve come to the right place!
- James sacrificing cows
- Dom’s excruciatingly bad game
- Chris sings a bit of Queen
Enjoy!
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