Michael Douglas, Christian Horner, and Hi Guys, Thanks For Having Me #570

Hey you there! Yes, you! You thought there might not be a podcast this week but we sure have got a nice little surprise for you! Chris Moyles was away this week and Adam Brown, he’s a bear, was looking after things on The Chris Moyles Show. So, we thought we’d make you a podcast featuring some bits we liked from the show recently that haven’t made it onto the podcast yet! Sit back, relax and enjoy a lovely bonus episode featuring some games, and silly bits, including: Dom’s Letters Reverse Words Beat of a Song

Hello and welcome to Episode 568 of The Chris Moyles Show Podcast and what a podcast we have in store for you! We were joined by Marvel stars Paul Bettany and Emily Hampshire, who popped in to tell us all about the new Disney+ series VisionQuest. Expect superhero chat, behind-the-scenes stories and plenty more besides. The Wombats frontman Murph also joined us to talk all things band life, music and their big big tour! We also welcomed Ghosts star and Horrible Histories favourite Mathew Baynton, ahead of the new Ghosts movie. Elsewhere, the team had a surprise in store for Chris ahead of his Overlap Daily appearance with Mark Crossley and Duncan Ferguson. Leeds United players Dan James and Harry Wilson joined the show and Chris was all giddy and excited to meet them! And if that wasn’t enough, we uncovered an absolute gem from the student-radio archives, as Polly took on sports presenting duties. You’ll want to hear this one.

Ahoy there, ahoy me hearties, climb aboard this wonderful ship as The Chris Moyles Show sails the great seas of great radio once again! Episode 567 is packed with treasure, tales and a guest list fit for a podcasting pirate king. We had a McBig, McBusted, McAmazing visit from Tom Fletcher and Matt Willis — and it was Obviously a real treat to have them both in the studio. Gary Neville scored a goal on the show as he chatted about Overlap Daily, the weekday football podcast bringing together some of the biggest names and hottest takes from the beautiful game EXTERMINATE! Russell T Davies joined us to talk about his new book, The Queerest of Folk, a look back at his extraordinary life and career in television — from Queer as Folk to Doctor Who and beyond. Comedian Harriet Kemsley was also in to discuss her brand-new tour, Floozy, a show about dating and doing her very best to embrace her inner floozy. Louise Wener dropped by to celebrate Sleeper’s first new album in 21 years, End of the World, along with the band’s return to the road And finally, TV favourite Les Dennis joined us to talk about the brand-new stage adaptation of Victoria Wood’s dinnerladies, in which he’ll play canteen maintenance man Stan on its UK tour. What a week!

3, 2, 1… it’s showwwtime! Welcome back to The Chris Moyles Show Podcast and a very, very big happy birthday to our very own Captain Crapbeard! This week, Blur’s Dave Rowntree joined us, giving us backstage access to how he met Damon Albarn and how one of Britain’s biggest bands first came together. Dom surprised us with a chat with the amazing Adam Clayton from U2. Friday brought a full-on birthday bonanza for Captain Crapbeard, with Blossoms and Tim Minchin joining in the celebrations. Blossoms popped by to celebrate the release of their new album, Songs From The Wedding Cake, while Tim marked the incredible 15-year anniversary of Matilda in London’s West End. And that’s not all… We were also joined by Abbie from the 1984 children’s television series 'Emu’s All Live Pink Windmill Show', there was plenty of “Action! Action!” with Rod Stewart, oh and did you know? Dom is bald! Thanks for listening!

Now then, now then, now then… wow, what a week on The Chris Moyles Show! We’ve got a proper guest fest for you lucky listeners and frankly, we’re rather jealous you get to hear it all for the first time. Comedy legend Eric Idle joined us to chat about his new book, Idle in Provence, sharing stories from his life in France and plenty of brilliantly funny tales along the way. Derren Brown brought mystery, mind games and a little bit of magic to the studio as he discussed his West End show, Only Human. Charlie Higson stopped by to talk about his latest James Bond thriller, King Zero and discussed his interesting ways of getting into the zone when writing his Bond stories. Sharon Horgan joined us to discuss her new series, Youth, while Stephen Graham talked about his book, Letter to Our Sons and antonia the intern played a little prank on him! Former England rugby star Joe Marler was in to talk about his book, Joe Marler vs. the World and his famous mohawk. And Mark and Jack from Propstore brought in some incredible music memorabilia, including a signed Noel Gallagher guitar, Prince’s hat and some very special Oasis-signed pants. Thank you for listening!