Seann Walsh on Comedy, Crushes, and Career Blunders
Comedian Seann Walsh shares candid insights in an interview, discussing his early memories, social anxieties, and hilarious career mishaps, including being fired from TK Maxx.
Category : Radio
Geraldine Hickey: Comedy, Birdwatching and Personal Journey
Comedian Geraldine Hickey shares insights on her passions for running and birdwatching, her new show about breast removal surgery, and balancing personal life with a public career in Melbourne.
BBC Radio 2's Nigel Ogden Dies at 71
Beloved BBC Radio 2 presenter Nigel Ogden, who hosted The Organist Entertains for 39 years, has died suddenly at age 71. Tributes pour in for the iconic organist.
Sophie Monk Lands KIIS FM Gig Amid Nova Radio Reshuffle
Sophie Monk steps into Will McMahon's role on KIIS FM's national drive-time show during his paternity leave, as rival Nova announces a significant lineup overhaul.
Nova Axes Fitzy, Wippa & Kate Ritchie Show
Nova network confirms the long-running breakfast show hosted by Fitzy, Wippa and Kate Ritchie has been axed, to be replaced by Ricki-Lee Coulter and Tim Blackwell's new programme.
Michael Barton: BBC Local Radio Pioneer's Legacy
Michael Barton, the first controller of BBC Local Radio who launched innovative programming at Radio Sheffield including Hindi-Urdu and Bengali shows, has died aged 94.
Opera Drama: Royal Opera Chief Steps In for Sick Tenor
Richard Hetherington, head of music at the Royal Opera House, performed from the wings after Roberto Alagna fell ill during Turandot, leading to a shortened third act and audience discontent.
Unlikely Origins: How Comics Found Their Stand-Up Calling
British comedians reveal the surprising and often poignant reasons they first took to the stage, from health crises to workplace revenge, proving comedy's power to transform lives.
Mock the Week Host Won't Miss BBC Balance on New Channel
Comedian Dara Ó Briain says he won't miss BBC bosses timing political jokes as satirical panel show Mock the Week returns on new channel TLC after three-year hiatus.
Dave Hughes Heckled Over Son Jokes in Noosa Stand-Up Incident
Australian comedian Dave Hughes experienced his first-ever attempt at censorship during a stand-up show in Noosa, when a carer objected to jokes about his teenage son.
BBC Radio Guernsey's John Randall Dies at 68
Beloved BBC Radio Guernsey presenter John Randall has passed away aged 68 following a short illness, leaving behind a 25-year legacy of broadcasting and charity work.
Pierre Novellie's Standup Show Delivers Dazzling Gags
Pierre Novellie's new show at Soho Theatre combines sharp observational comedy with brilliant one-liners, proving there's still life in traditional standup formats.
Alan Brazil Misses Second Day on talkSPORT After Illness
talkSPORT presenter Alan Brazil has been absent for two consecutive days after falling ill during Thursday's Breakfast show. Stand-in host Shebahn Aherne reassures listeners he is 'doing well' while recovering.
John Bishop's Joke Saved Marriage After Split
Comedian John Bishop reveals how a shocking joke about his wife, overheard during a stand-up gig, led to reconciliation and saved their marriage after divorce proceedings.
Robin Bailey's fury as axed radio show reinstated in shock backflip
Veteran presenter Robin Bailey confronted her boss live on-air after KIIS FM Brisbane reversed its decision to axe her popular breakfast show. Discover the surprising reason behind the U-turn.
Maher Criticises Golden Globes Over Rogan Podcast Snub
Bill Maher blasted the Golden Globes for omitting Joe Rogan from its first Best Podcast award, calling Hollywood 'out-of-touch'. Discover the full debate on Club Random.
Vernon Kay's fashion fail irks wife Tess Daly
BBC Radio 2's Vernon Kay admits his casual DIY shop outfit disappointed wife Tess Daly. The presenter also reveals her post-Strictly career plans. Read the full story here.
Zoe Ball emotional on podcast after listener's story
BBC presenter Zoe Ball was overcome with emotion on her podcast 'Dig It' after a listener shared the story of her mother's passing. The moment comes two years after Ball's own mother died from cancer.
Award-winning ABC presenter Jim Vargas dies aged 78
Beloved ABC7 journalist Jim Vargas has passed away at 78. His family announces the death of the Emmy and Peabody Award-winning reporter known for political coverage. Tributes pour in.
Podcast Exposes Fake Bomb Detector Scam
Alice Levine narrates the astonishing true story of a golf-ball finder sold as a bomb detector to militaries. Discover this and other top podcasts of the week, including Peter Bradshaw's 'Mercy'. Listen now.
Emma Willis 'stressing' over new BBC Radio 2 show
TV presenter Emma Willis opens up about nerves and a 'stress dream' as she takes over Zoe Ball's BBC Radio 2 Saturday slot. Read her candid confession and Zoe's sweet message.
SNL's Trump Sketch Criticised as 'Boring' by Viewers
Saturday Night Live's first 2025 episode targeted Trump and his cabinet in a six-minute sketch, but online critics labelled it unfunny. Read the full reaction here.
Cooper Johns quits Kyle & Jackie O show live on air
In a stunning move, sports reporter Cooper Johns announced his immediate departure from the Kyle & Jackie O radio show live on air. Discover the full story behind his exit.
Emma Willis nervous for debut BBC Radio 2 show
Emma Willis admitted to nerves and a 'stress dream' as she launched her first BBC Radio 2 show, taking over the Saturday slot from Zoe Ball. Read about her debut and the supportive message from Ball.
Stephen Hawking Carnival Tribute Divides Opinion in Spain
A Spanish carnival troupe's satirical performance dressed as Stephen Hawking has ignited debate. The group says it's a tribute, with wheelchairs donated to MND charities. Discover the story.
Mum's mortifying mix-up with personal trainer over photo
Radio presenter Gemma Hill shares her hilarious yet cringeworthy blunder after misunderstanding her PT's request for 'before' pictures. Read the full story here.
Amol Rajan leaves BBC Today for creator economy
BBC presenter Amol Rajan announces his departure from Radio 4's Today programme after five years to build his own company, reflecting on his divisive yet influential tenure.
Misha Glenny's In Our Time debut tackles liberty amid BBC tensions
Misha Glenny's first episode hosting Radio 4's In Our Time explored JS Mill's On Liberty, a bold choice given the BBC's current legal battles. Read our review of the post-Bragg era.
Amol Rajan quits BBC Radio 4's Today programme
BBC presenter Amol Rajan announces departure from Radio 4's Today to start his own company in the creator economy, while retaining University Challenge hosting duties. Read the full story.
Amol Rajan quits BBC Radio 4's Today programme
BBC presenter Amol Rajan announces departure from Radio 4's Today show after five years to start his own company. He will continue hosting University Challenge. Read the full story.
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