Podcast appearances and mentions of Jamie Theakston

Just occasionally, social media can deliver something really heart warming and Jemma and Marina were moved by the fact that Jamie Theakston's listeners at Heart FM cared enough to make him see a doctor when they noticed his voice had changed. As a result he received a cancer diagnosis and fortunately now has been given the all clear. His words are really worth listening to. And the BAFTA for best presenter goes to.....David Tennant for making not one, not two but three Trump jokes during his monologue at the start of the BAFTAS, though only one made the final cut on the BBC and some of the backlash on socials was intense to say the least. You'd think people would save their vitriol for the speech JD Vance made during which he insulted Europe and singled out the UK for a punch or two too. So much for that 'special relationship.' Vance claimed that over here 'free speech is in retreat' which is interesting given the US have just banned a children's book by Julianne Moore about a girl who has freckles. Marina and Jemma give a full fash chart rundown, literally to the Top of the Pops music and consider what could happen if Europe stand firm against the US. Pudding is sung by Martin Kerr Thank you for sharing and do tweet us @MarinaPurkiss @jemmaforte @TheTrawlPodcastPatreonhttps://patreon.com/TheTrawlPodcastYoutubehttps://www.youtube.com/@TheTrawlTwitterhttps://twitter.com/TheTrawlPodcastBlueSkyhttps://bsky.app/profile/thetrawl.bsky.socialCreated and Produced by Jemma Forte & Marina PurkissEdited by Max Carrey

COFFEE MOANING the PODCAST ON APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/coffee-moaning/id1689250679ON SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/3p6z4A1RbhidO0pnOGGZl2?si=IqwD7REzTwWdwsbn2gzWCg&nd=1HOW TO STAY MARRIED (SO FAR) the PODCASTON SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/57MT4cv2c3i06ryQlIpUXc?si=1b5ed24f40c54ebaON APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/how-to-stay-married-so-far/id1294257563AGONY AUNT & UNCLE the PODCASTON SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/10G1HRFFGNRze1QegIeozs?si=158f37e366dd4ba0ON APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/agony-aunt-uncle-with-nadia-sawalha-and-mark-adderley/id1668850817 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Toby or not Toby? That is the question…Welcome to episode 441 of The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X Podcast! This week, Toby Tarrant sat in for Chris and whatever you would have predicted for this week, I can guarantee it wasn't this. In fact, as well as Toby's new game, 'Toby or Not Toby?', he had other important questions on his mind too: is it better to have nine or ten arms? Is it acceptable to have chips with your Chinese takeaway? Toby wasn't the only one asking questions though, as Dom ventured into Leicester Square to ask the public if liked his Vicar's dungarees (thanks Father Rachel). As well as all that, the wonderful Abbey Clancy joined Toby and Dom to tell them about her new Global podcast, Exhibit A. Toby then took this as an opportunity to play her some throwback tunes from her brief singing career…I'll let you judge whether she enjoyed it. Well. It's all good stuff. However, if you fancy some extra Toby Tarrant titbits, you can also expect…A guide on how to please a womanHeart Breakfast's Jamie Theakston's opinion on chips with a ChineseA breakdown of Intern Bella's birthday burgerEnjoy! The Chris Moyles Show on Radio XWeekdays 6:30am-10am

Jonny and Richard stumble upon one of the British bike industry's less good ideas. Also in this episode, the intimidating noise of scramblers, a thief's favourite weather conditions, gold lame wearing crim disco band Rain, Fog and Wind, factory jacks and burly lads, Jamie Theakston's stolen Stag, the whereabouts of Jayne Middlemiss, the Vincent Amanda, going karting after a trans-Atlantic flight, stag do kart crashes, a listener's amazing stories about raves and a plucky Renault, and news of a celebrity Smith and Sniff listener. patreon.com/smithandsniff Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to my new podcast They Don't Teach This At School, each week I'll be speaking to some brilliant guests to share their tips on how they and their families survive life's challenges. My first guest is an exclusive interview with my friend, Amanda Holden. You'll know her as an actress, singer and presenter. She hosts Heart Breakfast with Jamie Theakston and she's a judge on Britain's Got Talent. She's had an incredible career in showbiz and has juggled it all on top of being a mother to two girls. Amanda is an incredible friend and I turned to her when I created my own blended family, and she taught me how it can be the most wonderful gift.

BT Sport's Andrew Slaven is once again flanked by West Ham's Senior Producer Laura Brannan and football film-maker Findlay Marks to discuss the biggest and the daftest stories in Scottish football this week.  Celtic won the first major trophy of the season after beating Rangers in the Viaplay League Cup Final, but was it more to do with how good they were or how bad their Old Firm rivals were?  In the wake of Dundee United's 4-0 defeat to relegation rivals Ross County, we're joined by The Dode Fox Podcast's Ronnie Costello to try and figure out where The Terrors go from here as they battle to maintain their Premiership status.  And learn how you can play YOUR part in making the tifo for the next Scotland home game!  RUNNING ORDER  00:34 - PART 1 - Intro: Chocolate Buttons, Jamie Theakston and Sir Trevor Brooking  03:32 - PART 2 - News: Why we love MLS360, how you can donate to the next Scotland tifo, and why Darren Fletcher has failed as a parent  18:41 - PART 3 - League Cup Final: another walk in the park for Celtic and why Beale must learn quickly from his mistakes  27:17 - PART 4 - SPFL Round-Up: rouge cards, average free-kicks and doffing our cap to centurion Liam Kelly  33:25 - PART 5 - Dundee Utd: we're joined by Ronnie Costello from The Dode Fox podcast to discuss a season that's unravelling for The Tangerines as they look for their 3rd manage of the season  GET IN TOUCH:• follow us on Twitter• follow Andrew Slaven on Twitter• follow Laura Brannan on Twitter• follow Findlay Marks on Twitter• follow The Dode Fox Podcast on Twitter

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Ben CutlerBen Cutler is a 16 year old singer songwriter from Belfast. He began playing at the age of 10 and quickly became comfortable on stage in front of all sizes of audiences. At 12 he entered and won the U/16 category at Banbridge Buskfest and then went on to be one of the youngest performers at the Belfast Nashville Songwriters Festival. In 2016 he entered and featured in the top 10 U12 UK Song Academy Songwriters competition and performed at their winners showcase in Westfield, London. The judges said: ” Yeah! what an energy.. keep writing!” Tom Odell; “I really like the common conversational touch in the lyrics and the fact that I can feel someone communicating in a lively way with me.” Eg White; “This is a boy in love with his guitar! I get the sense that the songs just flow out of him … big career ahead” Jamie Theakston

Danny Nicholson, like many youngsters, wanted to be a vet. But having done a degree in animal biology at Birmingham University, the teaching bug began to bite. Now some 25 years later Danny is an author, Science teacher, ICT Consultant, PGCE lecturer and Computing / Interactive Whiteboard Trainer. He has delivered training courses across the UK, in Europe, and in Canada. He has also been a co-writer of many of the primary science schemes used by schools today and he has created the Reach Out CPD course for Imperial College London. He also writes about science education and regularly blogs his ideas so that everyone can share his expertise. He's happy to share these with you too! (see below) In this podcast we talk about ... Why sharing your ideas, especially the best ones, can help everyone can benefit from your expertise. Teaching can sometimes be seen as a back-up career plan but as soon as you find out more about what it entails and get in the classroom that idea quickly goes out of the window, especially when you also like the sound of your own voice! What an incredibly varied job teaching is. It is a job that is never boring as there are so many challenges. How secondary science teaching can pose quite a few problems, especially when the students are much taller than you! What do you do when a student comes in drunk? Get him off to hospital as soon as possible is the best answer. Why going down Brighton sewers with a group of students was so interesting, especially when coming up in the middle of the high street. How difficult it is for schools keep up with changes in IT - laptops, computer suites, iPads, apps, websites - phew it's complex. The excitement of being an internet pioneer in schools. Danny organised a website project with his students when the internet was in its infancy and won a competition.  At the awards night, Danny got to meet TV star Jamie Theakston which was really cool. How having a real audience for children's work can be very motivating and truly valuable because children then have a purpose for their work. The importance of being enthusiastic when teaching science; better still be very enthusiastic. And if you don't feel 100% you've got to blag it so children think you are loving every minute. Why you should never be worried about not knowing an answer to a child's science question, because in science there is loads of stuff we don't know, so enjoy finding out as much as you can together. Getting children talking is so important as they can share their ideas and develop their thinking about new and novel ideas. The importance of this cannot be overestimated.  The reason myth busting is such an important thing to do as a science teacher. There is so much false information that is in the public domain through social media, that we must help children to be skilled at seeing through untruths by analysing evidence. Asking children why they think something, then asking them to prove it is a great way to bust myths. Science lessons are a great way to provide opportunities for application of learning from other curriculum areas. A cross-curricular approach can be really powerful for this, even when Ofsted come calling. Why watching other teachers is an essential way of developing your own practice. You can connect with Danny on ... Twitter @dannynic (http://www.twitter.com/dannynic) And you can find many of Danny's ideas here ... Danny Nic's Science Fix - Practical Science Ideas and Support The Whiteboard Blog - Education, Technology and Science CPD and Support You can also find him on YouTube here

Trevor Feelgood Talks To Jamie Theakston At West Wood One UK Studio

This week, Giles welcomes a freshly shipwrecked celebrity to Desert Island Crisps for a well earned half-term break. For those of you who haven't heard Giles's Times Radio show, this is the portion of the programme where a different celeb discusses the foods that shaped their lives. In this episode, the broadcaster Jamie Theakston joins Giles to reminisce about 90's TV, starting out as Garth Crooks' assistant and insists that the perfect place for peanut butter is on a burger.Get more of The Times and The Sunday Times for less than £1 a day. Visit thetimes.co.uk/gilescorenhasnoidea to start your free trial.Producer: Ben Mitchell See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Millennial Saturday morning TV shows! The true golden age of television! Cat Deeley! Ant and Dec! Zoe Ball! Jamie Theakston! Trevor and Simon! Alan and Sarah go through the many ways in which Going Live, LIVE & Kicking, and SMTV Live are in many ways the most important television shows of all time with some timely diversions into British panel shows and the career of Simon Amstell. Also Alan and Sarah talk about their histories working in and appearing on kids TV. We couldn't think of a Christmas episode we wanted to do so we did this instead. Hope you like it whenever you listen to it! Happy last week of the year, thanks for sticking with us this year xx Alan is @alan_maguire. Juvenalia is his main thing right now. Sarah is @griffski. Her many books are in all good bookshops and her many zines are at sarahmariagriff.com Thank you to Dee McDonnell for our artwork. We have a Patreon! You can get bonus episodes and free lil bits of merch. It's patreon.com/juvenalia Juvenalia is a Tall Tales podcast. Thank you Cassie.

Jamie Theakston descubre lo que Hitler planeó hacer con su arte robado y descubre que también estaba detrás de un objeto inusual: una lanza que atravesó el costado de Cristo. Los expertos investigan el destino de miles de millones de dólares en oro y obras de arte que Adolf Hitler robó durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial; utilizando descubrimientos completamente nuevos, se podría ubicar la ubicación del tesoro nazi perdido.

25 years since Chris Evans began on Radio1 breakfast; 15 years of Jamie Theakston on Heart; 35 years since GB Radio closed; 1010 WINS launches rolling news in New York; and there is no news on the BBC. Enjoy the last week in radio history, ending April 24th 2020.

Zoe Ball is a radio and television presenter. She became the first woman to present the BBC Radio 1 Breakfast Show in 1997, and then the first woman to present the Radio 2 Breakfast Show in 2019. Zoe grew up in Buckinghamshire with her father – TV presenter Johnny Ball – and her stepmother. After working behind the scenes in TV as a runner and researcher, she first moved into the spotlight hosting children's programmes, including the very successful BBC Saturday morning show Live & Kicking, with Jamie Theakston. In the late 1990s, coinciding with her move to the Radio 1 Breakfast Show, she found herself described in the press as a 'ladette', enjoying the partying culture of the time. Further headlines followed her marriage to superstar DJ Norman Cook - Fatboy Slim - in 1999. She decided to leave Radio 1 in 2000, and her first child, Woody, was born later that year. She and Norman announced their separation in 2016. Zoe was a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing, and has presented Strictly: It Takes Two since 2011. In 2018, she cycled 350 miles from Blackpool to Brighton as part of Sport Relief, and to raise awareness of mental health, after her partner Billy Yates took his own life. She began presenting the Radio 2 Breakfast Show just over a year ago. She lives in Sussex with her two children, Woody and Nelly. DISC ONE: Where Am I Going? by Barbra Streisand DISC TWO: Georgy Porgy (Disco Version) by Toto feat. Cheryl Lynn DISC THREE: Righteous by Ocean Wisdom feat. Rodney P & Roots Manuva DISC FOUR: Shoot You Down by The Stone Roses DISC FIVE: Love Having You Around by First Choice DISC SIX: Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) by Frank Wilson DISC SEVEN: Truth by Kamasi Washington DISC EIGHT: You Can't Always Get What You Want by The Rolling Stones BOOK CHOICE: A dictionary LUXURY ITEM: A potting shed, gardening tools and seeds CASTAWAY'S FAVOURITE: Truth by Kamasi Washington Presenter: Lauren Laverne Producer: Sarah Taylor

In this bonus cut of Episode 3 the saga of the Jamie Theakston murders comes to a horrifying conclusion, Allyson June Smith and Tom King visit the parallel realities where the Liberal Democrats and the Green Party are in charge, Danny Sutcliffe goes undercover on Jeff Bezos' super-yacht and Rob Mulholland tries to find out if Jeffrey Epstein really did kill himself.I See News is the new podcast from the creator of I See You, Facebook's weirdest satire page. Alternative facts are for wusses - we've got alternative dimensions to pull our news from.Original music by Eddie FrenchAdditional audio from Freesound.orgGraphic design by Chumchi.comTo get early access to the bonus cuts of each episode, why not join our Patreon for as little as £1 a month? www.patreon.com/ISeeYouStoriesSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/ISeeYouStories)

In this episode the saga of the Jamie Theakston murders comes to a horrifying conclusion, Allyson June Smith and Tom King visit the parallel realities where the Liberal Democrats and the Green Party are in charge and Danny Sutcliffe goes undercover on Jeff Bezos' super-yacht.I See News is the new podcast from the creator of I See You, Facebook's weirdest satire page. Alternative facts are for wusses - we've got alternative dimensions to pull our news from.Original music by Eddie FrenchAdditional audio from Freesound.orgGraphic design by Chumchi.comTo get early access to the bonus cuts of each episode, why not join our Patreon for as little as £1 a month? www.patreon.com/ISeeYouStoriesSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/ISeeYouStories)

The extended version of Episode 2 of I See News - a brand new, cutting-edge news show from the creator of I See You, Facebook's weirdest weekly satire column.Sick of one-dimensional media coverage? I See News has access to every parallel world going, pulling in insights and stories from the alternative timelines where just about anything can happen.Following the announcement of yet another General Election Tom King takes a deep dive into the murky waters of modern propaganda, Monty Burns visits an independent Scotland, Red Redmond updates us on the crimes of Jamie Theakston and internet conspiracy theorist Danny Sutcliffe runs wild in the Hong Kong protest movement.**BONUS SKETCH** - Rob Mulholland visits the alternate dimension where Priti Patel has crushed the electorate under her boot.Written and edited by Sam GoreFeaturing the voices of Sam Gore, Allyson June Smith, Monty Burns, Red Redmond, Rob Mulholland, Chris Lumb, Tom King and Danny SutcliffeOriginal music by Eddie FrenchLogo design by Chumchi.comThis is the extended version of Episode 2 with bonus sketches and headlines, released to the public a week after the original cut. Get early access to these episodes by supporting I See You through Patreon: www.patreon.com/ISeeYouStoriesSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/ISeeYouStories)

I See News is a brand new, cutting-edge news show from the creator of I See You, Facebook's weirdest weekly satire column.Sick of one-dimensional media coverage? I See News has access to every parallel world going, pulling in insights and stories from the alternative timelines where just about anything can happen.Following the announcement of yet another General Election Tom King takes a deep dive into the murky waters of modern propaganda, Monty Burns visits an independent Scotland, Red Redmond updates us on the crimes of Jamie Theakston and internet conspiracy theorist Danny Sutcliffe runs wild in the Hong Kong protest movement.Written and edited by Sam GoreFeaturing the voices of Sam Gore, Allyson June Smith, Monty Burns, Red Redmond, Chris Lumb, Tom King and Danny SutcliffeOriginal music by Eddie FrenchLogo design by Chumchi.comThe extended version of this episode with bonus sketches and headlines is available now for those supporting I See You through Patreon: www.patreon.com/ISeeYouStoriesSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/ISeeYouStories)

I See News is a brand new, cutting-edge news show from the creator of I See You, Facebook's weirdest weekly satire column. Sick of one-dimensional media coverage? I See News has access to every parallel world going, pulling in insights and stories from the alternative timelines where just about anything can happen.This week we explore an alternative Brexit, find out what's happening with the impeachment proceedings in an America ruled by Hilary Clinton, Jamie Theakston's horrifying secrets are exposed and Danny Sutcliffe gets his own segment to run the truth train on the fake news media.Written and edited by Sam GoreFeaturing the voices of Sam Gore, Rob Mulholland, Red Redmond, Allyson June Smith and Danny SutcliffeOriginal music by Eddie FrenchLogo design by Chumchi.comSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/ISeeYouStories)

We visited the London Coliseum to attend the Launch Event of On Your Feet! The brand new musical tells the story of Gloria and Emilio Estefan, chronicling their journey from its origins in Cuba, onto the streets of Miami and finally onto international superstardom. Hosted by Jamie Theakston, Q&A panellists included Gloria Estefan and Christie Prades, the actress taking on the role of Gloria in the West End production.

Miles Jupp and Jamie Theakston join Emma John to preview England’s game with India. They also consider if any of the ODI squad have improved their Ashes chances, which players’ body parts could be combined to make the ultimate cricketer and say thank you to Marcus Trescothick

The first Heart network show hosted by Jamie Theakston with Amanda Holden on 3rd June 2019 (as heard on the North West feed).

As Global Radio continued to focus each of its national brands on a single programming stream where possible, Friday 31st May 2019 saw the final batch of local Heart breakfast shows across the UK say their farewells.  Some had waved goodbye the week before, with cover presenters for the final week of the localised frequencies.   Some of the hosts shifted to drive-time (and several drive presenters had their farewell shows that day too) – but for some breakfast presenters, this was the last day doing what they loved - and the station owners allowed them an on-air farewell. This time, the list included some of the most established presenters – with Ed James having been on air in the West Midlands for well over a decade; the legendary Martin Day in Essex after 25 years on-air on the frequencies; and Jagger and Woody (Heart Wales). Enjoy here a few snippets.   The London breakfast show goes nationwide with Jamie Theakston and newly appointed Amanda Holden on June 3rd 2019. The Heart network audience share at breakfast across the UK (without pan UK FM coverage) is currently equal to Radio 1 - and third to Radio 2 and 4.

As Global Radio continued to focus each of its national brands on a single programming stream where possible, Friday 24th May 2019 saw the regular presenters of many local Heart breakfast shows across the UK say their farewells. Some of the presenters shifted to drive-time (and several drive presenters had their farewell shows that day too) – but for some breakfast presenters, this was the last day doing what they loved.  Enjoy here a few snippets from across the UK – and prepare yourself for the one at the end. "I am an accidental presenter. I used to be a carer. I was never supposed to be a radio presenter...I don't want it to be over but it is".  The London breakfast show goes nationwide with Jamie Theakston and newly appointed Amanda Holden on June 3rd 2019.

Baby Spice Emma Bunton may not have released much music but she was busy having babies, designing childrens clothing, nappy and products as well as hosting popular reality programmes in the UK and US. All whilst maintaining a steady radio presenting career on Heart FM.   It’s an exciting start to this era for Baby – because she has a baby. Her first, Beau, born in 2007.   2009 – Emma starts her stint on Heart FM. She covers a couple of shifts and is rewarded with her on Saturday drive time slot. She pre-records because Baby has better places to be than a stuffy studio on a Saturday evening.   2010 – She joins the judging panel of Dancing On Ice. She did 2 series. It was a little controversial at the time. People wondered, with no ice skating background, what she could possibly provide as a judge. But she was praised for locking horns with chief judge Jason Gardiner and not being afraid to make unpopular comments. She said it helped her shed her Baby Spice tag…. Because she became Sassy Spice. Here are some of her best put downs: She sure has. On the third show she told GMTV's Dr Hilary Jones: "I literally couldn't breathe through the whole dance and when you lifted her I felt physically sick, I was so nervous for you both. "I just didn't enjoy it and I'm glad you were smiling because I wasn't." The next week she said of Emily Atack's performance: "I just thought it looked messy, unsteady. I felt like you were being dragged around. You are improving but very little." Then, in show seven, she told Sharron Davies: "It's a little bit like déjà vu for me, with a different outfit each week." 2011 – Baby Tate. To celebrate she launched her own baby range with reputable fashion retailer, Argos. Much bigger than the capsule Geri knocked out with Next….. this was a 99 piece collection. Her eldest Beau was modelling the collection – following in his Mamas footsteps, because one of her first jobs was a child model in the argos catalogue. I bet she was a proper cherubic little model. All blonde ringlets and chubby cheeks. 2011 – She really commits to Heart FM. Covers maternity leave for Harriet Scott on Breakfast, hosting alongside her old sparring partner – Jamie Theakston. Breakfast is a big shift. It’s a high profile position, a lot of responsibility and hardwork. Its all early mornings and beaming smiles. But Baby does a good job; she ends up taking over the spot permanently and doing it for 5 years. Until 2018. 2012 – She did the previously mentioned Mel C duet, I know him so well….. Which I think is just lovely of them to work together. The video is beautiful, if a little boring, of them just hugging. Interview quotes they described the song as “having the spirit of spice”. 2013  was a big year for Emma Bunton – not only did she win Foxy Bingo Celebrity Mother of the Year award she had a new tv show. “Your face sounds familiar” – it’s a bit Stars in their eyes. 6 celebrities portray famous singers, chosen at random, to win £10,000 for their chosen charity. They’re trained by Yvie Burnett – who is the second best vocal coach in the world. After Carrie from Fame Academy. Its all very Saturday night cringe – filing the spots between X Factor and Ant&Dec. 2014 - Jade Jones appears on “Big Reunion”. Baby named as ‘Lead Singer’ of the group. Link for the image: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0S4opaSrTHI 2017 – She appeared on the judging panel of new American reality show, BoyBand, which sought to find the new big BoyBand. She appeared alongside Nick Carter, Timbaland. Hosted by Rita Ora.             Best bit was towards the end they did a judges medley, with the contestants. Emma completes a flawless rendition of Say You’ll Be There. Of course she does. If only Rita were so lucky. She tries to join Timbaland for “Way I Are” and it is car crash.             They create the band “In Real Life”….. who have released 6 singles since in the past 18 months. One charting. It’s a start.  2018 – She becomes the host of American version of Great British Bake Off. Guardian had a great tagline: Contesants will have to dust it, make it, proof it, bake it – show her how good they are   We find her back recording, Studio Spice. More than a decade after her previous effort. Signed a deal with BMG records – who tend to focus on publishing rights and legacy artists. She is a songwriter with a legacy…. What a home.   Does mean her time is short. She has to say goodbye to Heart Breakfast. 5 year stint, successfully so. Award winning stint. Including “Radio presenter of the year” and “digital radio programme” at the TRIC awards. But they do give her a Sunday night slot (bet that is a pre-record). She knows how to keep a foot in the door (must be easy to work with if they keep you on that long).   Which makes room for her to finally get married! After 8 years of being engaged.

Few radio broadcasters enjoy success in two continents. A Londoner by birth, but a childhood move to Australia dictated his accent and his early media home. Jono Coleman rose from ad script-writing to local radio programmes - and then national TV before graduating through the Australian radio ranks.  On his return to London, the disruptive BBC GLR beckoned before joining the ranks of Virgin 1215 at launch, where his mischievous tenure on the Russ ‘n’ Jono breakfast show is well-remembered. In this hour of #radiomoments ‘Conversations’, Jono tells of being replaced by Chris Evans at Virgin – and then by Jamie Theakston at Heart – before returning to the BBC’s local London station. He opens up about the circumstances of his return to Australia – and his radio and TV since. In his own words, this is the Jono Coleman story. Enjoy the whole Conversations series [here](https://www.davidlloydradio.com/conversations). Theme music by [Larry Bryant.](http://www.larrybryant.com/)

Emma Bunton began working with Heart in 2009 - as a guest co-host for Jamie and then as maternity cover for Harriet Scott. She assumed the role 'full-time' in 2013. Enjoy here some clips from her final show with Jamie Theakston on Friday 14th December 2018. Heart proves yet again you can be polished, showbiz - and yet still authentic. This coupling was great casting - and the final show a touching end.

The Spice Girls visited Heart’s London studio for their first group interview after announcing their 2019 tour… and it was mayhem. Mel B, Mel C and Geri Horner stormed the studio where Emma Bunton was presenting the Breakfast Show with Jamie Theakston - a long time friend of the band, who first interviewed the girls 22 years ago. The next 30 minutes was packed with nostalgia, exclusive insights on what brought the band back together after a decade apart, rumours they are to headline Glastonbury… and which of the girls once threw up in Emma’s mouth. Now you can join in the fun with Baby, Sporty, Ginger and Scary in this special one-off podcast.

Roy Martin and Stuart Clarkson discuss the big industry stories this week and they’re joined by North West radio presenter Glen Hunt for a game of Stu v Roy.  Stuart also chats to Jamie Theakston about his fundraising walk from Cardiff to London in aid of Global’s Make Some Noise - plus his thoughts on Zoe Ball taking over the Radio 2 breakfast show. James Cridland looks at the choice for listeners created by new technology, and David Lloyd has more RadioMoments from this week in radio history.

Another week of World Cup action has passed so the boys naturally manage to talk about everything but. Bob's searching for Jamie Theakston's height, Dean's being extra professional and Eion is angry. Plus, Bob has a film recommendation

In this wrap of 2016, Craig shares his top ten moments from the game changers interviewed in 2016 (from Seasons 1, 2 and Season 3: UK). Tony Martin talks about going to too much trouble, Hamish Blake talks about dealing with challenges as they come up (and not letting them fester), and Jamie Theakston talks about the importance of understanding your strengths and limitations... among other great moments. Game Changers: Radio is a show dedicated to the radio industry. Get in touch with our host Craig Bruce on Twitter @cb_bruce and our producer Jay Mueller @bad_producer. Check out all of our episodes at www.radiogamechangers.com. Support the show.

Jamie Theakston is one of the most versatile and durable media performers in the UK, with a career spanning TV, radio, theatre and sports media. He has spent the last ten years co-hosting Heart Breakfast with Jamie and Emma (Emma Bunton of Spice Girls fame) in London. Game Changers: Radio is a show dedicated to the radio industry. Get in touch with our host Craig Bruce on Twitter @cb_bruce and our producer Jay Mueller @bad_producer. Check out all of our episodes at www.radiogamechangers.com. Support the show.

The weekend when Charlie from Busted and Fightstar went solo and came in for a chat, a load of nudists were up in arms about a block of flats going up overlooking where they like to go starkers, and Jamie Theakston did his best Frankie Howerd impression on ‘Brief Encounters.