Sunday Brunch - Season 16 / Year 2024
Season 16 / Year 2024
Episodes
Nadia Rose and Melvin Odoom, Lucy Beaumont. Plus: Isabella Pappas, Max Harwood, Sarah Alexander and music from Shed Seven.
Chris McCausland, Keith Brymer Jones. Plus: Krishnan Guru-Murthy, Jowita Przystal, Sally Lindsay and The Vaccines.
Jon Pointing, Katherine Waterston. Plus: Anthony Boyle, Nick Helm and music from James Arthur.
Alice Roberts, Elis James. Plus: Gruff Rhys, Amy Leigh Hickman, Stephen Moyer and music from Future Islands.
Bill Bailey, Jay McGuiness. Plus: Jermaine Jenas, Shaznay Lewis, Dame Kelly Holmes and Bryn Terfel.
Tony Hadley, Ed Gamble, Mae Muller. Plus: Marc Wootton, Laura Donnelly and Rachel Chinouriri.
Dizzee Rascal, Tim Key, Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo. Plus: KT Tunstall, Tameka Empson and Crowded House.
Craig David and Wes Nelson, Paul C Brunson, Lemar. Plus: chat with Máiréad Tyers and live music from The Snuts.
Richard Hammond and his daughter Izzy, Kaiser Chiefs. Plus: Daniel Lawrence Taylor, Tony Curran and music from Ella Henderson.
Sue Cleaver, Chris Packham, Amy Nuttall. Plus: Toheeb Jimoh and live music from Gossip.
Vicky McClure and Jonny Owen, Nish Kumar. Plus: Felicity Montagu, Todrick Hall and music from Villagers.
Nick Grimshaw, Guy Garvey (Elbow). Plus: Rachael Stirling, Emma Willis, Michaela Strachan and music from Black Pumas.
Gyles Brandreth, John Robins. Plus: Anita Rani, Gaby Roslin, Sheyi Cole and music from Kid Kapichi.
Jo Hartley, Greg Jenner. Plus: chat with Orbital and Jessica Knappett and live music from The Zutons.
Tim Lovejoy, Simon Rimmer, Ivo Graham, Aimee Fuller, Katya Jones, Phil Dunster, Jenny Eclair, Jeremy Dyson, Andy Nyman. Ellie Goulding performs live.
Ben Elton, Dani Dyer, Chris McCausland and Mark Benton; music from Galen and Paul.
Josh Widdicombe, Sue Perkins, Sophie Thompson and Jason Fox. Plus: live music from Jess Glynne.
Chasers Shaun Wallace and Jenny Ryan, Humphrey Ker. Plus: chat with Myleene Klass and Clara Amfo and music from Caity Baser.
Lang Lang, Skindred, Marvin Humes, Suzi Ruffell and Celyn Jones.
Dermot O'Leary, Kiefer Sutherland. Plus: Kiell Smith-Bynoe, Vinette Robinson and music from Laufey.
Danny O'Donoghue, Anthony Horowitz. Plus: Rafe Spall, Lucie Shorthouse, Bradley Simpson, Bradley Riches and Kate Nash.
Brian Cox, Richard Madeley, Peter Serafinowicz, Fern Brady and Alex Scott. With music from Rag'n'Bone Man
Fearne Cotton, Gemma Atkinson, Clive Myrie, Emma Barnett, and Andrew 'Beef' Johnston. With live music from Alfie Templeman
Coco Jones, Fleur East, Sister Bliss, Hammed Animashaun and Harry Hill. Plus, live music from Sea Girls
Cyndi Lauper, Steve Toussaint, Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, Jill Halfpenny, Steve Stamp, Allan Mustafa and The Mary Wallopers.
Yvette Fielding, Frank Skinner, Alexandra Burke, Kellie Shirley, The Mysterines
Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer chat to Yvette Fielding about her memoir and Frank Skinner has the lowdown on his latest tour. Alexandra Burke discusses her starring role in the West End adaptation of Sister Act, Kellie Shirley talks about joining Casualty and there's music by the Mysterines.
Alex James, Andrew Maxwell, Ellie Taylor, Iwan Thomas and Michelle de Swarte. With music from Travis
Huey Morgan, Ryan Samson, Marisha Wallace, Layton Williams and Rhea Norwood. With live music from Cat Burns
Matt Forde, Andy Nyman, Louise Brealey, Rachel Parris and Spencer Matthews. With live music from Soft Play
Scarlette and Stuart Douglas, Nitin Sawhney, Sam Campbell, Olivia Attwood and Jim Sturgess. With live music from Sam Tompkins
Paul Feig, Yungblud, Taj Atwal, Phil Dunster and Tom Hughes. With live music from beabadoobee
Max Fosh, Alex Horne, Aston Merrygold and Helen Lederer. With live music from Will Young
Jordan Stephens, Lara Pulver, Vicky Pattison and Pete Tong. With live music by Frank Turner
Ade Adepitan, Fats Timbo, Milly Pickles, Ed Jackson, Lee McKenzie and comedian Josh Pugh
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