The MarshyCast
Dive into the fascinating world of entertainment, gain valuable insights into mental and physical wellness, explore the latest technological innovations, and indulge in the lighter side of life with our comedic discussions.
Episodes
160 episodes
Sally-Anne Hayward: Why Ageing Isn’t a Crisis, It’s an Upgrade
Getting older gets a pretty terrible marketing campaign.Grey hairs, aching knees and suddenly making noises every time you get out of a chair. But comedian Sally-Anne Hayward thinks there’s another side to it.Ageing isn’t a cri...
Michael Ball on Glow, Willy Wonka and Why the Fear Never Completely Goes Away
Michael Ball has spent more than four decades performing on some of the biggest stages in musical theatre.But despite all that experience and success, there's still a voice in his head asking: Am I good enough?It's someth...
Judi Love on Why We're Better at Helping Others Than Asking for Help Ourselves
If a friend told you they were struggling financially, you'd probably tell them not to suffer in silence.But would you take the same advice yourself?That's something comedian Judi Love and I discussed on the latest episode of ...
Mike Brewer & Elvis Priestley Take Wheeler Dealers Back Around the World
Buying a Honda NSX in Japan sounds like the sort of assignment most petrolheads would accept before you've even finished asking the question. But this is Wheeler Dealers, so naturally things don't go entirely to plan. ...
Kate Harbour on Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom and the Art of Acting Without Words
How do you deliver a great acting performance when your script doesn't actually contain any words? That's one of the fascinating things I discovered when I caught up with actress Kate Harbour for the latest episode of The Marshy...
Myleene Klass on Letting Go When Your Child Leaves for University
You've spent years knowing where your children are, what they're doing and, broadly speaking, whether they've remembered to eat. Then one day, you leave them at university... and drive home without them. On the latest ep...
Would You Trust a Tradesperson Because They Look the Part?
When you're choosing someone to carry out work in your home, what matters most? Qualifications and credentials might seem like the obvious answer, but personal recommendations, first impressions and even how somebody looks can play ...
Giovanna Fletcher on Why Family Mealtimes Still Matter
Getting the whole family around the dinner table sounds simple. Getting everyone around the table and eating something they actually like can be a slightly different challenge. On the latest episode of The MarshyCast...
Can Jill Scott Help Create the Next Generation of Women's Football Fans?
For generations of football supporters, the obsession started long before their first trip to a stadium. Football magazines, annuals, sticker books and stories helped young fans learn the players, pick their teams and develop the lo...
School WhatsApp Groups: Parenting Lifesaver or Notification Nightmare?
New uniform? Check. Lunch sorted? Hopefully. PE kit? Erm... Getting children back to school means parents suddenly have to remember an extraordinary amount of information, and according to former teacher, mum-of-two and Sunday Times...
Gabriella Cilmi on Pure Love, Growing Up in Music and Returning to the UK
Gabriella Cilmi was only 16 when Sweet About Me turned her into an international star. Nearly two decades later, Gabriella is preparing to release a new album, Pure Love, and says her approach to making music has c...
Motsi Mabuse Reveals Which Disney Princess Would Get a Perfect 10 on Strictly
From courage and resilience to kindness and confidence, generations of children have grown up watching Disney Princesses. But how much can those characters actually teach young girls today? In the latest episode of The MarshyCas...
Liam Price on Luke Combs, CMA Fest, Nashville and Finding His Own Country Sound
There's being a tribute to one of the world's biggest country stars, and then there's getting the seal of approval from the man himself. UK country artist Liam Price has experienced both. In the latest episode of The...
Phil Edgar-Jones on Supporting the Next Generation of Creative Talent
Breaking into the creative industries has never been easy. But for many young artists, musicians, performers and filmmakers, the financial barriers are becoming higher than ever. In the latest episode of The MarshyCa...
Boothby Graffoe & Antonio Forcione on Wot Italian?, Improvisation and the Joy of the Unexpected
Some live shows follow a script.Others make it up as they go along.Wot Italian? proudly falls into the second category.In the latest episode of The MarshyCast, I caught up with comedian Boothby Graffoe and...
Holiday Expert, Chelsea Dickenson on Britain's Holiday Heroes... and Why They Deserve a Thank You
Every group holiday seems to have one person who quietly does all the hard work. They're the one comparing flights, researching hotels, setting up the WhatsApp group, chasing everyone for money and making sure nobody forgets their p...
Ant Anstead on Born Mechanic, Family Pride and the Reality of Restoring Classic Cars
For Ant Anstead, restoring classic cars isn't just about turning a profit. It's about the challenge, the craftsmanship and the stories behind every vehicle. In the latest episode of The MarshyCast, I caught up with Ant to d...
Olivia Lynn on Little Miss Nightmare, Authentic Songwriting and the Rise of UK Country
The UK country music scene has never been stronger, and Olivia Lynn is one of the exciting new artists helping lead the way.In the latest episode of The MarshyCast, Olivia joined me to talk about her latest single, Little Mi...
Jo Hemmings on Heatwaves, Sleep and Why We All Get Grumpier After a Bad Night
When the temperature rises, it's not just our bedrooms that become uncomfortable. A poor night's sleep can have a ripple effect on almost every part of our lives.In the latest episode of The MarshyCast, I caught up with behaviou...
Luca George on Grow Down, Chasing Dreams and Never Losing Your Inner Child
What would you do if you could be 10 years old again for just one day?It's a question that sparked one of the most thoughtful moments in my conversation with rising singer-songwriter Luca George, whose latest single, Grow Down, ...
Harry Aikines-Aryeetey on Gladiators, Routines and Why Family Keeps Him Grounded
When people think of Harry Aikines-Aryeetey, they probably picture explosive speed, incredible fitness and, of course, Nitro from Gladiators.But away from the arena, Harry believes the secret to success isn't about extraordinary moments....
Damian Lewis on Sweet Chaos, Songwriting and Stepping from Screen to Stage
Most people know Damian Lewis for his acclaimed performances on screen, but over the last few years he's been building another side to his creative career through music. In the latest episode of The MarshyCast, Damian joine...
Hollie Rogers on Songwriting, Live Shows and Knowing When a Song Becomes Too Personal
For many singer-songwriters, every song begins with a story.In the latest episode of The MarshyCast, I caught up with Hollie Rogers to chat about her latest single, her upcoming album and an exciting run of live dates, including...
Tom Parker Bowles on Mediterranean Food, Summer Travel and Discovering New Flavours
Summer is often the perfect excuse to slow down, travel and try something different. In the latest episode of The MarshyCast, I caught up with acclaimed food writer and bestselling author Tom Parker Bowles to discuss why th...
Anna Williamson on Dating, Dinner Dates and Why Carbs Could Be the Secret Ingredient
Finding love isn't always about grand gestures. Sometimes, it starts with a bowl of pasta. In the latest episode of The MarshyCast, I caught up with broadcaster, dating expert and Celebs Go Dating star Anna Will...