Toby Tarrant sits in with Kurt & Wyatt Russel, Tim Roth and Noah Kahan #536

Seann Walsh, Arvid Lindblad, Zak Brown, Maisie Adam, Ross Noble, Shed Seven and Al Murray #553

Jul 3, 20261h 36mSummary

In this guest-packed episode of The Chris Moyles Show, host Chris Moyles and his team transform the studio into a revolving door of entertainment, featuring a diverse lineup including Seann Walsh, Arvid Lindblad, Zak Brown, Maisie Adam, Ross Noble, Shed Seven, and Al Murray. With regular team member Dominic away, the show leans heavily into spontaneous humor, audio clips, and extended banter. The conversation covers a wide range of quirky topics, from the group's frustrations with modern communication etiquette—specifically the nuances of texting, voice notes, and the annoyance of people who listen to messages at double speed—to behind-the-scenes stories from television and radio production. Seann Walsh highlights his time in the studio by introducing a bizarre, self-invented game involving Google search predictions, which sparks a playful debate about its viability as a television format. The hosts also share personal anecdotes and comedic misinterpretations, maintaining a high-energy, lighthearted atmosphere throughout the broadcast. The episode captures the quintessential camaraderie of the show as the team navigates guest interviews and hilarious, unscripted segments that keep the energy moving from start to finish.

Dave Grohl, Harry Shearer, Linda Perry and Alex James #552

Jun 26, 20261h 26mSummary

This episode of The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X features an array of high-profile guests and entertaining anecdotes. The hosts are joined by the legendary Harry Shearer, known for his work on Spinal Tap and The Simpsons, who discusses his storied career. Blur’s Alex James also drops by to talk about his upcoming festival, and the influential Linda Perry shares insights into her work and experiences in the music industry. Additionally, journalist John Sopel makes an appearance to offer his perspective on the current political climate, specifically discussing the challenges facing the UK government. The highlight of the episode is an exclusive interview with Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters. Grohl shares fascinating behind-the-scenes stories about the band's extensive touring, the meticulous process of crafting their massive setlists, and a memorable impromptu performance with Rick Astley. Throughout the episode, the team engages in lighthearted banter about their own social lives, including a humorous account of a night out with Grohl. The conversation balances insightful professional discussions with the chaotic, relatable, and comedic energy that listeners expect from the team.

Toby Tarrant sits in with Johnny Knoxville, Chris Pontius, Jenny Eclair and Nina Conti #551

Jun 19, 20261h 10mSummary

In this episode of The Chris Moyles Show, host Toby Tarrant welcomes an eclectic mix of guests, resulting in a chaotic and memorable broadcast. The show centers on a high-energy, surprise visit from Jackass icons Johnny Knoxville and Chris Pontius. A long-time fan of the franchise, Tarrant is visibly starstruck as he reminisces about the influence of the films while undergoing a playful, albeit painful, live electrocution stunt orchestrated by his guests. The discussion touches on the duo’s career, the camaraderie within the Jackass team, and the genuine excitement surrounding their latest film. Beyond the celebrity mayhem, the team engages in a humorous exploration of the bizarre, including a segment on a survey ranking the "sexiest" political parties, and the ongoing saga of the elusive "studio fly." Additionally, the show features a comical recurring bit involving an impression of Rod Stewart, who calls in to "explain" his recent concert cancellations while continuing to celebrate Scotland’s football victories. It is a lighthearted and candid episode that captures the spontaneous spirit of the radio show, balancing laugh-out-loud moments with genuine fan appreciation and industry banter.

Kevin Bishop, Clinton Baptiste and Adam Brown covers for Chris #550

Jun 12, 20261h 27mSummary

In this episode of The Chris Moyles Show, Adam Brown steps in to co-host alongside Dominic Byrne, providing a lively recap of the week’s events. The conversation kicks off with a humorous investigation into the studio’s disappearing pens, which leads to a lighthearted struggle with an unfortunate website domain name. The hosts are joined by actor Kevin Bishop, who discusses his upcoming role in the classic play Abigail's Party at the Harold Pinter Theatre. Bishop reflects on his early career, including the creation of his eponymous sketch show, and shares entertaining anecdotes about his friendship with comedian Steve Coogan. The team also delights in digging up a nostalgic, slightly cringeworthy clip of Chris Moyles’ past acting cameo in the television series Hotel Babylon. As they analyze the performance, Chris humorously critiques his younger self, prompting a fun segment of listener feedback. Throughout the episode, the team maintains a high-energy rapport, blending comedic banter, industry reflections, and playful technical mishaps, rounded out by a brief, quirky look at a news report filed from an unusual location.

Biffy Clyro, Nothing But Thieves, John Barnes and Ted Kravitz #549

Jun 5, 20261h 36mSummary

In this episode of The Chris Moyles Show, Chris and his team deliver a packed installment featuring a variety of high-profile guests and humorous office anecdotes. The show highlights an exciting collaboration as bands Biffy Clyro and Nothing But Thieves join the team to discuss their upcoming performances and a planned backstage bar. The conversation shifts to sports and culture when Liverpool legend John Barnes drops by. Barnes shares fascinating insights into his playing days, contrasting the structure of modern football with the relative freedom players enjoyed during the 1980s. He also offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at the recording of the iconic football anthem "World in Motion," revealing that the famous rap section was a last-minute addition and providing a glimpse into the failed audition attempts of his fellow players. Rounding out the guest list is the eccentric Ted Kravitz from Formula 1 coverage, whose unique personality adds a quirky flair to the broadcast. Between interviews, the hosts engage in lighthearted banter, including a detailed and slightly frustrated breakdown of office bathroom etiquette and comedic discussions regarding the team's interactions with their newsroom colleagues.

Boy George, Aziz Ansari and Michael Fassbender #548

May 29, 20261h 25mSummary

In this episode of The Chris Moyles Show, the team gathers in London to record on a particularly sweltering Friday in May. The hosts open the show by clarifying the timeline of the podcast for future listeners, noting the unusually high temperatures affecting the UK. A humorous highlight involves a wardrobe mishap for producer Polly, who arrived at the studio in her cycling shorts and faced a day of meetings without a change of clothes. The team teases her throughout the morning, jokingly suggesting she meet with high-level executives while dressed for a bike ride. The episode features a lively conversation with Boy George, who discusses his upcoming arena tour, his evolving perspective on happiness and patience, and his memories of the competitive 1980s music scene. He also touches on his interest in potentially writing a Eurovision entry for the UK. Finally, the show introduces a new segment called Sixty Second Soaps, where the team performs a scripted, chaotic radio drama that leads to plenty of improvised teasing and self-deprecating humor among the presenters.

Catherine Tate, Nik Kershaw and Saffron from Republica #547

May 22, 20261h 25mSummary

In this episode of The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X, the team delivers a lively mix of entertainment, comedy, and celebrity interviews. The show features a high-profile guest lineup, including the brilliantly talented Catherine Tate, who discusses her latest theater project, Oh Mary, a campy and irreverent take on the life of Mary Todd Lincoln. Also joining the conversation are Nik Kershaw and Saffron from the band Republica, who add to the eclectic energy of the episode. Beyond the guest interviews, the hosts engage in their trademark banter, covering topics ranging from the nuances of pop rap in the nineties to lighthearted, humorous debates about random internet surveys concerning humans and bananas. The team also introduces a unique, unorthodox World Cup sweepstake orchestrated by Polly, which leads to comedic confusion over the rules and prize distribution. Throughout the episode, the chemistry between the presenters shines through as they share personal stories, poke fun at one another’s quirks, and keep the atmosphere upbeat and engaging. It is a quintessential episode full of laughter, spontaneity, and signature wit that keeps listeners entertained from start to finish.

Ed Gamble, Noah Wyle, Phil Dunster and Miles Hunt #539

Mar 27, 20261h 36mSummary

This episode of The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X is a lively, jam-packed installment featuring an array of star-studded interviews and the show’s signature chaotic energy. Comedian Ed Gamble joins the team to discuss his ambitious upcoming tour plans, while actor Noah Wyle stops by to talk about his latest medical drama, The Pitt. The show also features Phil Dunster, who dives into his new American comedy series, Rooster, and engages in a playful, competitive round of Reverse Words. Music fans are treated to an appearance by The Wonder Stuff frontman Miles Hunt, who details his hectic schedule of upcoming acoustic and band tours celebrating their 40th anniversary. Beyond the interviews, the team tackles the enduring mystery of the opening lyrics to Blur’s Parklife and includes segments on football betting and Dominic’s latest music reviews.

Natalie Cassidy, Humphrey Ker and a Surprise Guest #538

Mar 20, 20261h 20mSummary

The Chris Moyles Show returns this week with a high-energy episode filled with the usual team banter and unpredictable debates. The hosts dive into a lively discussion about the controversial habit of skipping through TV shows and share a candid live review of the new McDonald’s McGriddle. Listeners can also look forward to an entertaining mix of puppet talk and a significant milestone as executive producer Aaron-Alan debuts the Content Klaxon, unveiling a surprise mystery guest with expert knowledge on Guinness. The episode features two major interviews: Natalie Cassidy stops by to discuss financial advice and share nostalgic memories from her time on EastEnders, while actor and comedian Humphrey Ker joins the team to preview his latest projects and his work on Sherlock Holmes and the 12 Days of Christmas. The show rounds out with listener WhatsApp messages and spirited debates on unusual football team names.

Louis Theroux, Professor Brian Cox and Two Surprise Guests #537

Mar 13, 20261h 36mSummary

The Chris Moyles Show returns with a chaotic and star-studded episode featuring a variety of eccentric segments and high-profile guests. Chris and his team kick things off with humorous antics, including a trip in a driverless car and a uniquely situated haircut for Captain. Listeners can enjoy classic show favorites like Reverse Words and Stupid Amnesty alongside a compilation of listener messages. The episode features insightful interviews with documentary filmmaker Louis Theroux, who discusses his exploration of the manosphere, and physicist Professor Brian Cox, who shares his thoughts on the universe and his upcoming world tour. The excitement continues with two surprise appearances from television legend Barry Scott and celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, who provides a lesson in Italian. It is a jam-packed installment filled with expert insights, unexpected visitors, and the signature humor that fans of the show have come to expect.