Our trips down to the Cellar over the next few weeks have a decidedly festive feel, and we've decided to start with the Welsh singer, presenter and actor whose recording of 'Walking in the Air' shot to the top of the Christmas charts in 1985: it's Aled Jones!

Aled talks us through his rise to fame as a child soprano and the bizarre, brilliant situations he found himself at such a young age. We also discuss sharing the karaoke with then Prince Charles (yep!) and some of the less glamorous aspects of a typical Jones' Ch. Tune in!

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Joining us today is a brilliant journalist, presenter, and broadcaster who has become one of the most beloved and trusted voice on British TV over the past decade: it's the lovely Ranvir Singh!

In this heartfelt and revealing conversation, Ranvir opens up like never before, sharing the highs and the challenges she’s faced during her twenty-year career in journalism. From preparing for single parenthood just months before her son’s arrival to landing the biggest role of her career just five weeks after his birth, she reflects on the profound changes these moments brought to her family life — it's as inspiring as it is moving. We also dive into her Strictly journey, the joys of motherhood, and so much more!

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With Christmas well and truly on the way, we jumped at the chance to revisit a classic Christmas conversation from the WWQT archive - so sit back, pop open some mince pies and let's dive in!

Today we look back at a chat with the legendary cast of Grange Hill, aka Lee MacDonald, Alison Bettles, Mark Baxter and Linda Magistris. They reminisce about their time on the legendary TV show, discuss what life became after the final school bell rang, from navigating fame to forging new careers - all with some festive cheer sprinkled in. Enjoy!

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Joining us today is a British pop culture icon whose extraordinary career spans four decades, twenty Top 40 hits, and over 20 million record sales worldwide. As one of the biggest-selling female artists of the 80s and an award-winning horticulturist, she makes the transition between the worlds of music and gardening seem effortless: it’s the legendary Kim Wilde!

In this episode, Kim takes us through her incredible journey—from a shy girl raised in a musical household to a teen being catapulted to global fame with Kids in America, a song that changed everything for her and her family. Here, she reflects on the wild ride of her music career and reveals how stepping away from the spotlight and into gardening in her 30s gave her life a new sense of purpose.

Kim also opens up about balancing fame with family, how she surprised herself with a return to music, and why her new album coming this January feels like a celebration of everything she’s learned along the way. Whether it’s on stage or in the garden, Kim’s story is a masterclass in reinvention, resilience, and staying true to yourself.

Kim’s brand new album, Closer, arrives on 31st January 2025—available to stream or download wherever you get your music.

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If you're glued to all the action Down Under on I'm a Celeb, then today's trip into the archives is for you - as we revisit our conversation with McFly's very own Danny Jones!

We trace his journey to stardom that's not been without its challenges and chart some of the craziest moments from his two decades in the music industry. Honestly, imagine if you were randomly invited round Elton John's for dinner! Plus, seeing as he joined us midway through an amazing stint on Celebrity MasterChef, we hear more about his love of food!

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Joining us today is a singer and actor who has sold millions of albums worldwide and is as comfortable dominating the UK charts as she is on West End stages: it's the delightful Pixie Lott!

With her new album 'Encino' just released, Pixie joined us to chart a storied career that has already spanned nearly two decades, despite only being in her early 30s! From sneaking out of school at 15 to sing for L.A. Reid to a whirlwind rise to the top of the charts at the turn of the 2010s, she's enjoyed - and earned - musical success like few others. We also talk about turning her hand to emotionally devastating roles in the West End and the newfound joys and stresses of motherhood!

Listen to Pixie's new album 'Encino' right here!

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Christmas is well and truly coming, now - because I'm a Celeb is back! To celebrate the return of Jungle Fever, we're picking through a few of our favourite contestants from this year's series who we've had the pleasure of chatting to previously. Today, it's broadcasting legend Melvin Odoom!

Melvin spoke to us last year about his journey to his dream gig on breakfast radio, manifesting greatness before he even knew what it was and his relationship with his radio siblings, Charlie Hedges and Rickie Haywood-Williams.

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Joining us today is a broadcasting legend who has been at the forefront of British journalism for over four decades. From print to radio, and even the mayhem that is live TV, he’s held power to account with his no-nonsense style and unwavering wit: it’s the incomparable Nick Ferrari!

In this episode, Nick takes us on a journey through his extraordinary career. From growing up in a newsroom family to shaping British media at The Sun, Sky News, and LBC, he reflects on the lessons learned from the golden days of journalism and the chaos of launching a 24-hour news service. Nick also opens up about balancing a high-profile, high-stress career with fatherhood, his cherished role as a stepdad, and the relationships that have enriched his life both personally and professionally along the way.

If you’re yearning for more of him, you can always find Nick on LBC every weekday from 7am!

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Today, in honour of International Men’s Day and World Suicide Prevention Day, we’re revisiting some of our most powerful conversations with some remarkable men who’ve opened up so candidly about their mental health journeys. From breaking stigmas to finding strength in vulnerability, these stories are the epitome of resilience.

First, psychotherapist Owen O’Kane reflects on his deeply personal experiences growing up in Northern Ireland during the Troubles as a gay Irish Catholic man and how opening up to a therapist - an Irish Catholic nun, no less - helped him break free from what he calls the "holy trinity of shame." Next, SAS star Jason Fox shares his transformation from being sceptical of therapy to finding life-changing support through clinical psychology, thanks to the encouragement of a boss during one of his darkest periods. Finally, chart-topping singer Tom Grennan reveals how embracing fitness has been a game-changer for his mental health, giving him not just a new outlook but also a supportive gym community that feels like family.

We hope this episode inspires you to start your own conversations. If you’re struggling with your mental health, please call Samaritans for 24/7 emotional support on 116 123.

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Joining us today is a man working in rarefied TV air - a presenter, chef, author and personality who captures the public’s attention like few else. It’s the legendary Gino D’Acampo!

Gino dials in for a chat about living life to its absolute fullest, from his years wowing diners and entertaining the public from behind stovetops across the world, to inadvertently stumbling in on orgies and changing his middle name to “Sheffield” as part of a chaotic stint on Celebrity Juice.

But it’s fair to say that Gino is a more layered, thoughtful man than the public’s perception of him might suggest. Because behind the outlandish court jester everyone has come to love is a savvy businessman, a nurturing father and a philosophical thinker who doesn’t care what show you’re offering or how big the paycheque is - if it encroaches on his principles (or his Sardinian holiday), he’s not interested.

Get yourself a copy of Gino's new air fryer cookbook right here!

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Ahead of a very special guest on Friday (listen in to find out who it is...) we thought this was the perfect time to celebrate the fabulous range of superstar chefs who have joined us for a chinwag.

These three are titans of the industry: Rick Stein chats to us about the rocky start to his career and how sailing around the world opened his eyes - and tastebuds - to things he could never have imagined. We also hear from James Martin and Marcus Wareing about their respective starts in the industry, the values they share and how nothing is a substitute for relentless, persistent, and often stubborn hard work!

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