Did you know the team went to see Oasis?
Welcome back to the Chris Moyles Show on Radio X Podcast. This week, we saw two people win Oasis tickets, we did a broadcast from a listener's kitchen in Manchester and McFly bassist Dougie Poynter came onto the show.
The team was lucky enough to see Oasis live in Manchester on Wednesday night. After an unforgettable gig, they woke up and were back to the reality of early alarms, but this time doing the show in Radio X listener Liv’s house, just outside Heaton Park.
Dougie Poynter came into the studio on Tuesday to speak about Shark! Celebrity Infested Waters, a new TV show aimed at challenging misconceptions of sharks and raising awareness of ecosystem vulnerability. Dougie also chatted about the thrill he feels when performing on stage as part of McFly.
But wait! There’s more!
- Chris won't wear a bucket hat
- Dom’s eye-watering receipt
- Chris debates wearing a gig nappy
Enjoy!
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