Ian Boldsworth

This week, Ian was joined by Michael Jibson, Lois Winstone and Dan Hudson and James Barr from ‘A Gay And A Nongay’.

This week, Ian was joined by Matthew Croke, Mark Stanley and Anders Hayward.

This week, Ian was joined by Arthur McBain, Kitty Bang Bang and William Stone.

This week, Ian was joined by Robert Sheehan, Kim Newman and Rob Rouse.

This week, Ian was joined by Shaun Ryder, Sophie Aldred and Magical Bones

This week, Ian was joined by Josh Berry, July Namir and Michael Akinsulire.

This week, Ian was joined by Sukh Ojla and Jonny Awsum.

This week, Ian was joined by Dan Schreiber and James Harkin from No Such Thing As A Fish to promote The Book of the Year 2019. Ginger Johnson was also in the studio.

This week, Ian was joined by Laurence Fox, Jay Foreman and Stephan Pierre Mitchell.

This week, Ian was joined by Ed Jackson, Olly Barkley, Jessica Ellerby and Oliver Lansley.

This week, Ian was joined by Terry Stone and Rich Wilson.

Ian was joined by Kellie Shirley, Henry Shields and Mark De Lisser.

Ian was joined by Daniel Stisen, Flo & Joan and Ciarán Dowd.

Ian was joined by street dance duo Twist & Pulse, Rugby player Paul Wellens, comedian John Kearns and Jazz artist Senri Oe.

Ian was joined by comic creator Rees Finlay, rapper Otis Mensah and Bolivar series actor Ed Hughes.

Ian was joined by the youngest Drag Race UK queen Scaredy Kat, Top Boy’s actor Kadeem Ramsay and surprise guest Daniel Sloss.

Ian was joined by Ronnie Lew Drew, Alfred Taylor-Gaunt and Zippy.

On this week’s episode: Ian was joined by Reham Khan, Elliot Langridge, Prasanna Puwanarajah and Gwyneth Keyworth.

On this week's episode: Ian was joined by Ash Hunter, Nova Twins and Elizabeth Morris.

On this week's episode: Ian was joined by April Pearson, Chris Hughes and Beth Granville.

On this week’s episode: Ian was joined by Taz Skylar, Hope Ipoku Jr & Richard Whisker.

On this week’s episode: Ian was joined by Blue Peter legend Konnie Huq as well as John Hollingworth and Linah London.

On this week’s episode: Ian was joined by Actor/Director Marc Zammit and rugby player turned comic book writer Keith Mason.

On this week’s episode: Ian was joined by comedy legend Johnny Vegas, Playwright Christopher York and Artistic Director of Lemon House Theater Company Jennifer Cyrs.

On this week’s episode: Ian was joined by drag queen Bunny Galore, Horrible Histories actor Benedict Martin and Writer Edwin Ashcroft to talk about his new play Daphne, Tommy, The Colonel and Phil.

On this week’s episode: Ian was joined by Audrey Brisson who is the lead of Amelie the Musical , FUBAR alumni Mark Simmons to talk about his podcast ‘Jokes with Mark’ and his upcoming Edinburgh show ‘One Linererer and Lula Mebrahto came in to chat about the new Punk Musical ‘Parakeet’ she’s staring in.

On this week’s episode: Ian was joined by legendary comedian Andy Smart who spoke about his new book ‘A hitch in time’, Aldo Kane came in to chat about his latest documentary on drones and Brodi Snook told Ian about her first ever Edinburgh show.

On this week’s episode: Ian was joined by Husband and Wife film makers Mathew and Tori Butler-Hart to talk about their new film ‘The Isle’, Camp Rock Star Meaghan Martin who spoke about her new play ‘The Actors Nightmare’ and Bailey Patrick who spoke about his latest project London Kills.

On this week’s episode: Ian was joined by Dr Who legend Katy Manning! Former X Factor star Stacy Francis popped by to talk about her new play Bare: A Pop Opera. Plus, director Josh Roche discussed his latest project ‘Radio’.

On this week’s episode: Ian was joined by YouTuber, rapper aka ‘King of The Internet’ KSI. They talked about his new tour ‘New Age Tour’, Logan Paul and more! Comedian Chris Distefano discussed his new Soho Theatre shows coming up in June. Sara Alexander also popped by to chat about playing a clitoris on stage in ‘Rejoicing at Her Wondrous Vulva the Woman Applauded Herself’ as well as her plans to write a book about it.

On this week’s episode: Ian was joined by X Factor icon Chico! Author Juno Dawson also popped by to talk about her new book Meat Market. Radu Isac discussed his up-coming comedy show Good Excuses For Sociopaths.

On this week’s episode: Ian was joined by Dino Fetscher and T’Nia Miller, stars of the hit new series Years and Years . Comedy duo Imran Yusuf and Ashley Blaker discussed their new comedy show ‘Prophet Sharing’. Plus, former Game Of Thrones star Meena Rayann popped by to chat about her show new theatre show The Flies.

On this week’s episode: Ian was joined by Roberts Emms, star of the new hit TV show ‘Chernobyl’. Comedian Joe Sutherland had time to have a chat to Ian ahead of his stand up show ‘Sour’. Aussie actresses Kelly Paterniti and Hannah Ellis Ryan shared their excitement about starring in ‘Kill Climate Deniers’ theatre show.

On this week’s episode: Ian was joined by the stars of American Idiot The Musical Tom Milner and Luke Friend. Plus, we had Lisa McGrillis from BBC2’s ‘MUM’ discussing the latest season 3 and Emily Barr talking about her new book ‘The Girl Who Came Out Of The Woods’.

On this week’s episode: N-Dubz star Fazer debuted his new single Give It Away. Daisy Waterstone discussed the fourth and final series of The Durrells. Maxim Baldry told Ian what it was like to work with Mr Bean aka Rowan Atkinson and what the future holds him.

On this week’s episode: Ashley Zhangazha popped by to talk about his time in Tina: The Tina Turner Musical. Angus Imrie brought all the joy as he discussed his new film ‘Pond Life’. Where as Oliver Alvin-Wilson & Adrianna Bertola shared their experience in being involved in The Twilight Zone!.

On this week’s episode: Nick Feldman from Wang Chung popped by ahead of the release of the revamped version of Wang Chung’s 80’s hit ‘Dance Hall Days’ featuring a Philharmonic Backing Band. Comedian and friend of the show Barry Dodds brought all the laughs with Ian.

On this week’s episode: TV personality Lauren Harries brought the entertainment. Mark O’Sullivan and Miles Chapman spoke to Ian about their new Channel 4 comedy show ‘Lee and Dean’. Actor Ian Hallard also popped by ahead of his new play ‘TUMULUS’.

On this week’s episode: Multi award winning investigative reporter Mark Williams Thomas shared his experience in working at the centre of very high-profile investigations. Director Jeremy Wooding discussed his latest film ‘Burning Men’ and actor Craig Di Francia opened up about working in films like Green Book and just of recently, The Irishman starring Robert De Niro

On this week’s episode: Steve Sullivan the director of ‘Being Frank: The Chris Sievey Story’ spoke to Ian ahead of the release of the comedy/musical film. Jack Carroll and Antonio Aakeel discussed their new film ‘Eaten By Lions’. Where as online gamer, Elz The Witch opened up about her career.

On this week’s episode: Comedian Barry Dodds popped by for a surprise visit! Music legend Andy Bell discussed his successful career and latest album Torsten In Queereteria. Will Attenborough shared his experience in working opposite Scott Eastwood in war-time epic feature The Outpost. Sean Rigby and Ruby Bentall also popped by ahead of their latest play The Rubenstein Kiss.

On this week’s episode: Comedian Barry Dodds popped by for a surprise visit! 'Timewasters' star Daniel Lawrence Taylor discussed the second series of the award-winning time-travelling comedy show. He also won Ian’s singing competition… Director Rikki Beadle-Blair and writer Tom Wright shared their excitement for their latest play ‘Undetectable’. While music legend Paul Young came on the show ahead of his UK tour ’35 Years of No Parlez’.

On this week’s episode: Before he heads on his tour ‘The Nat King Cole Songbook Live’, singer Andy Abraham told Ian what it was like to be on the X Factor and what the future holds for him. Caroline Sheen shared her experience in starring in the iconic ‘9 to 5 the Musical’, what it was like to meet the legendary Dolly Parton and the pressure in playing the role as ‘Mary Poppins’ during the UK and US tour.

On this week’s episode: TV presenter Alix Fox discussed her involvement with fast food chain LEON and gave us tips on how to have the perfect dinner date. BBC1’s The One Show reporter and former Blue’s Clues star Kevin Duala opened up about his established television career. While comedian Nick Revell discussed his ‘Broken Dream Catcher’ comedy tour.

On this week’s episode: a member of boyband Union J, a film director, and a comic book creator! Rees Finlay was first in the studio to talk about his new comic, shortly followed by Jaymi Hensley, member of Union J and soon to be star of Joseph the Musical. Ian spoke to Jaymi about life in a boyband as well as the bands appearance in Kick-Ass 2. Finally, director Toby MacDonald was in the studio to talk about his new film ‘Old Boys’!

Ian doesn’t like David Essex’s cover of the Ghostbusters theme and Natalie doesn’t have enough zinc is just two things we learnt on this week’s show! Joining Ian in the studio was actor Danny Sapani, who was discussing the new season of Harlots, and Russell Hicks who was talking all about his new livestreamed show.

This week Ian and Producer Nat argued over Channel 5, discussed the problems with The Quiet Place (warning: spoilers!) and Nat had back problems which Ian tried to fix. Joining them in the studio was former Coronation Street actress Wendi Peters, who discussed life after the soap and some of her most ridiculous stories, and magician Ryan Tricks, who was in to talk about his new series on 5Star. Also, he does some magic and works out Nat’s pin number.

Joining Ian in the studio this week was Call The Midwife (of course!) actress Laura Main, who, as well as talking about the new series, may have accidentally signed herself up for a walking tour of the set. Also joining Ian and Nat was Ben Bidwell, part of The Naked Professors duo, a new mental health podcast. A surprise addition to the bill, Paul Wellens was on the phone to talk about Rugby League.

Ian and Nat launched a new feature ‘reminisce’, where they look back at someone from their past. It probably won’t last very long. Joining Ian in the studio was filmmaker Nicole Albarelli and actor Freddie Thorp from new independent film To Dream, who told us how the film was created, going on holiday with Tim Burton, and why Johnny Depp thinks he’s a pirate. Also on the show was actress Cara Horgan ahead of her appearance in Channel 4’s ‘Traitors’; Ian and Cara later compared their experiences having prosthetics applied.

Ian’s first show of the year has arrived (eventually!). Joining him on his glorious start to 2019 is actor Tom Brittney, who stars in the brand new series of ITV’s Grantchester. Whilst on the show, he also fired intern Will, who, to be fair, had it coming. Also on the show was comedian Sofie Hagen, in to talk about her new book and tour, and about the time she said ‘cunt’ live on a national broadcaster. Fun times!