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Welcome back to the Chris Moyles Show on Radio X Podcast.
As it's the 10 year anniversary of Radio X, we had one final £10,000 to give away. Plus, we announced Radio X is Ten Live! Circa Waves, Hard-Fi, and Jake Bugg are all going to be there in Manchester this November, as well as headliners Blossoms who joined the team to chat about their journey with Radio X.
We spoke to Sir Stephen Fry about his play ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ which is now showing in London’s West End. Etiquette expert William Hanson waltzed in for a huge podcast announcement and more importantly, try something he’s never got his mouth around before.
Jason Byrne was on the show this week to talk about his love of Bono, and his UK tour of new show ‘Head In The Clouds’. And the guy who once sat behind a laptop, Richard Osman, popped by to discuss his books being made into films by Steven Spielberg, spelling Piers Brosnan's name incorrectly, and his new book ‘The Impossible Fortune’ that made Chris cry.
That’s all for this week but keep an ear out for these crackers:
- A certain jam eater’s birthday
- Dom's nudey cruise
- One of our most excited winners of tickets ever!
Enjoy!
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