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At Â鶹ԼÅÄ: S3E06 - David Weir

Multiple Paralympic Gold winner David Weir sits down with Colin for a no-nonsense chat.

• 72 mins

At Â鶹ԼÅÄ: S3E07 - Chris Wilder

Sheff Utd boss Chris Wilder on his manager journey, Sir Alex Ferguson and club ownership.

• 61 mins

At Â鶹ԼÅÄ: S3E08 - Nadia Nadim

Nadia Nadim talks to Colin about her journey from Afghanistan to Paris Saint-Germain.

• 74 mins

At Â鶹ԼÅÄ: S3E09 - Steve Davis

Steve Davis talks about dominating snooker in the 80s, and his new career in music.

• 71 mins

At Â鶹ԼÅÄ: S3E10 - Richard Riakporhe

Richard Riakporhe talks about growing up with gang culture and becoming a boxing champion

• 70 mins

At Â鶹ԼÅÄ: S3E11 - The Brownlee Brothers

Alistair and Jonny Brownlee on anonymity, hand me downs, rock, paper, scissors and more!

• 64 mins

At Â鶹ԼÅÄ: S3E12 - Michael O'Neill

Colin Murray visits the home of Northern Ireland manager Michael O’Neill.

• 66 mins

Goodbye 'At Â鶹ԼÅÄ'... Hello 'Midnight Meets'

It's all change and Colin is here to share a little more info about what you can expect.

• 6 mins

Deacon Blue

Lorraine McIntosh and Ricky Ross on how the band started and what bought them together.

• 55 mins

Daley Thompson

Daley Thompson on his record breaking career, his diet and THAT 80s computer game.

• 56 mins

Billy Bragg (pt1)

Billy Bragg on patriotism, joining the army and what prompted his political activism.

• 56 mins

Billy Bragg (pt2)

Billy Bragg on finding his voice, adapting songs and getting instruments into prisons.

• 57 mins

Skin

Skunk Anansie’s Skin on performing with Pavarotti, Glastonbury and her childhood.

• 50 mins

Martin Offiah

Rugby player Martin Offiah talks about rugby and his eco-business career change.

• 55 mins

Lemn Sissay

The poet Lemn Sissay on identity, telling his story and growing up in the care system.

• 57 mins

Dionne Warwick

Dionne Warwick on her many hits, the stars who mentored her and taking time to reflect.

• 52 mins

Eleanor Oldroyd

Eleanor Oldroyd on her love of cricket, breaking down barriers and the Olympics.

• 54 mins

Joan Armatrading

Joan Armatrading on songwriting, confidence and wanting people to connect to her songs.

• 54 mins

Andy Bell

Erasure’s Andy Bell on song writing, his friendship with Vince Clarke and finding love.

• 52 mins

Philip Bailey

Earth, Wind & Fire singer on joining the band, Maurice White and its enduring popularity.

• 54 mins

Les Dennis

The comedian talks starting out, Moving On and who he'd have now on This Is Your Life.

• 55 mins

Wayne Coyne

The Flaming Lips’ frontman on influences, live shows and being 'snubbed' by Prince.

• 53 mins

Chris Evert

Tennis legend Chris Evert on her early fame, toughest matches, and biggest rival.

• 54 mins

Irvine Welsh

The writer on drug abuse, Trainspotting and standing up his idol David Bowie.

• 54 mins

Gary Numan (pt1)

The musician on influences, the downside of fame and meeting Freddie Mercury in Japan.

• 56 mins

Gary Numan (pt2)

The musician on flying planes, family and his new album Intruder.

• 55 mins

Johnny Vegas

The comedian on becoming Johnny Vegas, sobriety and his mini fairground.

• 52 mins

Tim Booth

James singer on school trips to see punk bands, cults and not getting complacent.

• 55 mins

Bronagh Gallagher

The musician and actor on her family, working with Quentin Tarantino and The Commitments.

• 52 mins

Susie Dent

Countdown’s lexicographer on avoiding the spotlight and changing vocabulary.

• 50 mins