The Afternoon Show Podcast Episodes Episode guide
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Still Game with Jack, Victor and Isa (Ford Kiernan, Greg Hemphill and Jane McCarry) hosted by Grant Stott and Paul English.
Still Game special with Jack, Victor and Isa - hosted by Grant Stott and Paul English.
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Still Game on set report by Emma Gordon featuring Ford Kiernan, Greg Hemphill, Michael Hines and others.
Still Game on set report by Emma Gordon featuring stars Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill.
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Stewart Lee
Stewart Lee tells Janice about his book and stand-up show Stewart Lee : Content Provider.
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Steven Cree talks about starring in Outlander, new cinema release Churchill and crowdfunding his own short film.
Steven Cree discusses starring in Outlander, and new feature film Churchill.
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STEVE PERRY - discussing the release his first new music in over 25 years!
STEVE PERRY - discussing the release his first new music in over 25 years!
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Steve Nallon, Spitting Image鈥檚 voice of Margaret Thatcher, tells Paul English about his debut novel 'The Time That Never Was'
Steve Nallon's debut novel 'The Time That Never Was' is out now on Luath Press
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STEVE KILBEY - front man of Australian Alternative Rockers, THE CHURCH
STEVE KILBEY - front man of Australian Alternative Rockers, THE CHURCH
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Steve Coogan chats about his new show Stratagem with Alan Partridge Live
Steve Coogan chats about 30 years of Alan Partridge and new show Stratagem.
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Stephen Tompkinson and Jessica Johnson on Educating Rita
The stars of the stage production of Educating Rita on it's enduring success
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Stephen Fry talks to Janice Forsyth about his first UK tour in 40 years - Mythos: A Trilogy Gods. Heroes. Men
Stephen Fry talks to Janice Forsyth about his first UK tour in 40 years.
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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker reviewed, plus Fernando Meirelles, director of The Two Popes
Star Wars:The Rise of Skywalker review, plus Fernando Meirelles,director of The Two Popes
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Star Wars Review
Star Wars Review
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Staged: Simon Evans
The writer and director on his lockdown comedy starring David Tennant and Michael Sheen
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Sri Lankan writer Shehan Karunatilaka discusses his 2022 Booker Prize winning novel The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida
Shehan Karunatilaka tells Michelle about his 2nd novel The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida.
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Spray paint artist Bobby McNamara - aka Rogue Oner - talks to Grant Stott about his magnificent murals in Glasgow.
Spray paint artist Rogue Oner on his magnificent murals in Glasgow.
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Spotlight Review
Spotlight Review
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Sports broadcaster and presenter Gabby Logan on her memoir, The First Half
Gabby Logan on her memoir, The First Half, a story about family, love and loss
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Spectre - Film Review
Spectre - Film Review
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special discussion on the The Ingleby Gallery in Edinburgh
special discussion on the The Ingleby Gallery in Edinburgh
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Special discussion on the The Ingleby Gallery in Edinburgh
Special discussion on the The Ingleby Gallery in Edinburgh
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Sparks (Ron and Russell Mael) talk to Janice about their new album Hippopotamus
Sparks (Ron and Russell Mael) talk to Janice about their new album Hippopotamus
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Sparks - A Steady Drip Drip Drip
Ron and Russell Mael tell Janice about their 24th album.
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Sophie Ellis Bextor
Sophie Ellis Bextor talks about her new orchestral album The Song Diaries.
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Solaris
Writer David Greig & actor Polly Frame on new play Solaris, based on the cult scifi novel
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Soft Cell frontman Marc Almond on the band's first new album in 20 years.
Marc Almond talk talks about the duo's collaboration with The Pet Shop Boys.
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Snow White at 80
Snow White at 80
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Slow Radio - Honey the Dog
Grant hears about the latest episode of Slow Radio - a day in the life of Honey the Dog
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Skin - It Takes Blood and Guts
The Skunk Anansie singer tells Janice about her memoir
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Six the Musical
The incredible success story of Six the Musical - from the Edinburgh Fringe to Broadway!
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Sir Tony Robinson on his memoir No Cunning Plan
Sir Tony Robinson on his memoir No Cunning Plan
