Jane Garvey’s voice guides Channel 5 viewers through Dolly Parton’s interviews given across her five-decade career, Dolly Parton Queen of Country charts Parton’s journey from growing up in poverty to reaching great heights in entertainment. Saturday 16th July at 8pm on Channel 5.
Adam Boulton stands in to present Piers Morgan: Uncensored on Tuesday 5th July from 8pm on Talk TV.
Samira Ahmed hosted a live In conversation with Fran Lebowitz” on Tuesday 28th June at G Live
Adam Shaw will be presenting his latest ITV Tonight: Side Hustles: How to Earn More Money? this Thursday. More than 1.2 million of us have a side hustle according to official figures and the actual number is probably a lot higher. In the programme, Adam will explore how people are diversifying revenue streams and earning extra money on the side.
Congratulations to both Greg Jenner and Jane Garvey for their nominations in The British Podcast Awards! You’re Dead to Me, hosted by Greg, has been nominated in the Best Entertainment Podcast; and The Radio Times Podcast, hosted by Jane, has been nominated in the Best Branded Podcast category.
Angela Rippon will be covering Alastair Stewart’s regular weekend show on GB News this week. Throughout the two hour programme, Angela will cover all of the latest stories from the week, tune in from 12pm on Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th June.
Louise Minchin asks Why? and What happens next? in the BBC’s Pick of the Week. Louise touches on politics, history and pop culture, sharing a selection of the week’s top news stories on BBC Radio 4 at 6:15pm Sunday 19th and on BBC Sounds.
Marc Abraham’s new book Be More Mosquito shows readers How You Can Create Campaign and Create Change. Marc’s book is a call to action for anyone wanting to make a positive change in world. Whether at a personal or legislative level, Marc gives readers the tools to empower themselves and others that can foster change for good. With the full release on June 9th, this is a read you won’t want to miss.
You’re Dead to Me is back! Greg Jenner returns with the comedy podcast that takes history seriously, bringing together the best names in comedy and history to learn and laugh about the past. The first episode will feature special guest Stephen Fry as the audience is transported to 18th century Prussia and introduced to Fredrick the Great; king, leader and fork hater. Tune in weekly from June 10th on BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds.
James King hosts Sunday Night is Music Night live on BBC Radio 2 at 7pm this weekend. You can catch all your favourites from multi award winning musicals as James and the BBC Concert orchestra take listeners on a journey from Streisand to Sondhiem, there’s no better end to the weekend.