The Afternoon Show Podcast Episodes Episode guide
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Rick Buckler on his life in and out of The Jam, with Janice Forsyth
Rick Buckler talks about his time as drummer in The Jam and his new autobiography
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Zucchero
Zucchero Interview
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Zinnie Harris, Jordan Young and Kirsty Stuart talk about Zinnie's powerful debut short film A Glimpse with Janice Forsyth
Zinnie Harris, Jordan Young & Kirsty Stuart talk about Zinne's debut short film A Glimpse
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Zadie Smith on her new book of short stories, Grand Union
Zadie Smith on her new book, her first of short stories, called Grand Union
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Yann Martel with Janice Forsyth - The High Mountains of Portugal
Author Yann Martel talks to Janice about his latest novel The High Mountains of Portugal
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Writer, musician and broadcaster Carrie Marshall on her funny - and enlightening - new memoir, CARRIE KILLS A MAN.
Writer, musician and broadcaster Carrie Marshall on her new memoir, CARRIE KILLS A MAN.
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Writer Hannah Lavery discusses her new work, How Are you Sleeping?
Written for Literature Alliance Scotland, Hannah reflected on the term 'wellbeing'.
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Writer Bernard MacLaverty
The acclaimed writer talks to Janice Forsyth about his new book of short stories.
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Writer and historian Thomas Morris tells Janice Forsyth about writing his Victorian true crime book The Dublin Railway Murder
Thomas Morris tells Janice Forsyth about his true crime book The Dublin Railway Murder
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Writer and Director Ninian Doff on his film GET DUKED!
Formerly BOYZ IN THE WOOD now re-titled as GET DUKED!
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Writer and director Adura Onashile on her film, Girl, which opens the Glasgow Film Festival
Writer and director Adura Onashile chats to Janice about her debut feature film, 'Girl'.
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Writer and co-director of OLIVIER Award for Best Comedy, Isobel McArthur on her comedy play, Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of)
Isobel McArthur on her bold reimagining of Jane Austen’s classic Pride and Prejudice
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World War 1 theatre: The 306:Dawn and Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme
World War 1 theatre: two fascinating current productions from the NTS and The Citizens.
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Wonder Woman Review
Wonder Woman Review
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Wonder Woman 1984 - Reviewed
Wonder Woman 1984 - Reviewed
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Women Make Film Review
Women Make Film Review
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Winner of Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio Scotland's Young Traditional Musician of the Year
Janice chats to Shetland pianist Amy Laurenson who picked up this year's Award.
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Windows in the West
Avril Paton and Bernard MacLaverty discuss Windows in the West, Avril's famous painting
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Willie Nile - live in session
New York Rocker Willie Nile - live in session
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William McIlvanney tribute by Janice Forsyth and Christopher Brookmyre, with an archive interview with the late Scottish writer
Tribute to William McIlvanney with Janice Forsyth and crime writer Christopher Brookmyre.
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Will Young talks to Grant Stott about his new album.
Will Young talks to Grant Stott about his album Crying on the Bathroom Floor.
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Will Young on his album Lexicon, working with Rankin, and driving to Scotland at 4am
Will Young talks to Janice Forsyth about his latest album and tour
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Will Gompertz and Senior Tate Curator Simon Baker discuss the Tate Modern Extension
Will Gompertz and Senior Tate Curator Simon Baker discuss the Tate Modern Extension
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Will festivals take place this summer?
Janice Forsyth and guests discuss whether live festivals and will take place this summer.
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Wilko Johnson
Wilko Johnson
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Whispering Bob Harris and Roseanne Reid discuss Under The Apple Tree Live
Whispering Bob Harris and Roseanne Reid discuss Under The Apple Tree Live
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Where To Invade Next Review
Where To Invade Next Review
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Where are the women headlining this summer's music festivals?
Where are the women headlining this summer's music festivals?
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When Grant Met Andy
Grant Stott talks to friend, actor and fellow panto star Andy Grey. Recorded August 2019.
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What next for the suit?
The post-lockdown future for suits with fashion historian Chris Breward and Kiaz Trepte.
