Steve Wright’s Big Guests

Hera's in 'Mortal Engines' and Simply Red's new live album is 'Symphonica In Rosso'.

Steve and the team are joined by Ronni Ancona and Joely Richardson who star in the movie 'Surviving Christmas with the Relatives’.

Bruno Tonioli's new 'Strictly' DVD and the team from GCHQ on their second puzzle book

Steve and the team are joined by David Walliams to discuss his stage shows 'Awful Auntie' and 'Billionaire Boy'. Katie Melua has released her 'Ultimate Collection' and Pete Benton from the Office for National Statistics shares his 12 stats for Christmas.

Joan Collins is 'Unscripted', antiques expert Paul Martin and songwriter Martin Sutton.

Ian's got the 2018 Private Eye Annual plus a play, and James has The Little Book Of Bob.

Nigel Havers is in panto as 'The Understudy' in 'Snow White'.

Jools & Marc on 'A Lovely Life To Live' and Christopher Skaife is 'The Ravenmaster'.

Hugh's in 'The Messiah', Cecelia's written 'ROAR' and Roland & Zammo from 'Grange Hill'.

Steve and the team are joined by actress Ruth Wilson who you can see in the BBC One 3-part drama 'Mrs Wilson'. Snooker legend Ronnie 'the Rocket' O'Sullivan has published the third novel in his Soho Nights series called 'The Break', and actress Phyllis Logan stars on stage in the psychological thriller 'Switzerland'.

Steve and the team are joined by actor Jamie Dornan who's starring in the new BBC Two 3-part drama series 'Death and Nightingales', and actress Antonia Thomas is Dr. Claire Browne in 'The Good Doctor', the no. 1 TV drama in America.

Tony Blackburn's taking his 'Sounds of the 60s' on tour around the UK - plus there's some Noel Edmonds 'I'm A Celeb...' chat!

Paul is on tour with the Impro Chums and get's ready for panto season, Barry co-wrote the Kenny Everett Video Show which is out on DVD and Robert and Rebecca speak about working on their album Cilla with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra.

Steve and the team chat to cartoonist and author Jeff Kinney who's written his 13th 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' book. Simon Sebag Montefiore discusses his latest book 'Written In History: Letters That Changed The World' and Professor Brian Cox is touring his show 'Universal: Adventures In Space And Time'. Plus, antiques experts David Harper & James Braxton chat about the episode of 'Celebrity Antiques Road Trip' that they did with Radio 2's Tim Smith and Janey Lee Grace.

Featuring comedian Rachel, author & journalist Michael and Hollywood star Kurt.

Suggs is looking at Britain's history in World War II Treasure Hunters, Duke and Otis are touring with their legendary soul groups The Temptations and the Four Tops plus Amanda has top nutritional tips.

Rob's co-hosting tonight's Children in Need appeal show and Matt is serious Rickshawin'.

Michael's on TV with season four of Michael McIntyre's Big Show, Aled and Russell are dueting on their album In Harmony, Eddie and Jude talk about starring in their film Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindlewald.

Anthony has written crime thriller The Sentence Is Death and Dr Hilary opens the surgery to discuss coughs, antibiotics and veganism.

Christine has The Mother Of All Jobs, Stephen's on tour and James knows How To Be Right.

Lenny talks about his BBC Four show Our Classical Century exploring Britain's love of classical music, Tim discusses his starring role in the Coen Brothers Western: The Ballad of Buster Scruggs and Sarah speaks about her album and tour Hymn.

Phill Jupitus is on the autumn leg of his Juplicity stand-up tour and Jonathan Ruffle talks about the final episodes of Radio 4's World War One series Tommies.

Viola Davis chats about starring in the film Widows, Russell Howard talks about the second series of The Russell Howard Hour on Sky One and Respite - his upcoming world tour, and Sir Michael Morpurgo discusses War Horse which is returning to the National Theatre to mark the centenary of Armistice Day.

Benedict Cumberbatch talks about being the voice of The Grinch in the new animated film, Sophie Hannah has an unusual book... How To Hold A Grudge: From Resentment To Contentment — The Power Of Grudges To Transform Your Life, and psychologist and geneticist Robert Plomin discusses his book Blueprint - How DNA Makes Us Who We Are.

Carey's in Wildlife, Freddie asks 'Do you know what?' and The Proclaimers are touring.

Keira's in the The Nutcracker And The Four Realms & Darcey and Graham discuss their books

With podcaster Richard, singer Steve and Nick & Simon discuss Slaughterhouse Rulez.

Comedian Tom's on tour and Roger chats about his autobiography.

Steve and the team chat to Gwilym Lee who plays Brian May in the Queen film 'Bohemian Rhapsody', Sue Perkins discusses her book 'East Of Croydon' and 'Crikey! It’s The Irwins' - Steve's family Terri, Bindi and Robert chat about their Animal Planet TV series.

Steve and the team are joined by national treasure Bernard Cribbins, who's written his autobiography, Bernard Who?: 75 Years of Doing Just About Everything, Hollywood star Gerard Butler chats about starring in the action thriller film, Hunter Killer and Jo Brand discusses her book, Born Lippy: How To Do Female.

Steve and the team are joined by Helen Bonham Carter who's starring in the film 55 Steps, a true story about a psychiatric patient who sued a hospital for mistreating its patient and singer Miles Kane brings in his single Killing The Joke and talks about his Winter UK Tour.

Romesh Ranganathan on his autobiography 'Straight Outta Crawley'.

Ryan and Claire are in First Man, Luisa has Politics and Liz is a breast cancer surgeon.

Liane discusses Nine Perfect Strangers and Henry is Haunting

With actor Adrian, writer and journalist Scarlett and singer Harry.

Janet talks about 'Blue Peter', Steve discusses 'Traces' plus Al on his latest TV series.

Steve and the team are joined by Dara Ó Briain to talk about his book ‘Secret Science: The Amazing World Beyond Your Eyes’ and his ‘Voice Of Reason’ stand-up tour.

Rita chats about 'Phoenix', Tracy-Ann's in 'Pack Of Lies' and Jon talks comedy.

Richard's got 'Emergency Questions' and barrister William's written 'Under The Wig'.

With singer Olly, actress Carrie and John the BBC's World Affairs Editor.

Olga's in 'Johnny English', Mark talks music and Jessie's written 'The Restless Girls'.

Nile discusses the latest Chic album It's About Time and BBC Music Day.

Steve and the team are joined by Johnny Vegas for a catch up before 'The World's Biggest Coffee Morning', Gareth Malone is hosting an 'All Star Music Quiz’ on BBC Two for BBC Music Day and Bonnie Langford has joined the cast of '42nd Street'.

With guests MasterChef judge Gregg, Ruth Davidson MSP and comedian & actor Chris Tucker.

Steve and the team are joined by Hollywood stars Kevin Hart & Tiffany Haddish to talk about their new movie 'Night School', Ore Oduba's hosting 'The National Lottery Awards' and The Goodies drop by with their new DVD box set ‘The Goodies: The Complete BBC Collection’.

Iwan's in the play Foxfinder & Nadiya's published Nadiya’s Bake Me a Celebration Story.

David's back with more live dates across the UK, as part of the 'Legends Live Tour 2019'.

Steve and the team are joined by 'GBBO's' Prue Leith to share her favourite recipes in her first new cookbook in 25 years. Plus former Home Secretary Alan Johnson discusses his latest book 'In My Life: A Music Memoir’ and Sir Trevor McDonald is back on ITV with a new hard-hitting documentary called 'To Catch a Serial Killer'.

Steve and the team are joined by comedians Jack Dee & Kerry Godliman who star in the second series of the sitcom 'Bad Move' on ITV, and James & Tom Norton have published their book 'Shetland: Cooking On The Edge Of The World’.

Steve and the team are joined by fact finder and author Mark Mason who has published 'The Book of Seconds - which looks at all the ‘seconds’ you’ve never heard of because someone or something else got there first. Plus broadcaster Cherry Healey discusses her latest three-part documentary ‘Sex, Knives & Liposuction’ on W.

Steve and the team are joined by Olympic champion Daley Thompson who has launched a fitness programme called 'Daley5Minutes’, and Sarah Steele stars in the award-winning Broadway hit play 'The Humans' at the Hampstead Theatre.

Edinburgh Festival's 'Joke of the Fringe' winner and stand-up comedian Adam Rowe on THAT joke and his upcoming 'Undeniable' UK tour.

Dr Hilary Jones opens his September surgery which covers the flu, hair loss, toe jam, gout and more! Matthew Goode stars in 'A Discovery Of Witches' on Sky One and Now TV plus Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock has published 'The Book Of The Moon'.

Gemma Chan discusses starring in 'Crazy Rich Asians', Jenni Murray's written 'A History Of The World In 21 Women' and Ray Mears is celebrating the 35th anniversary of Woodlore - Britain's first School of Wilderness Bushcraft.

Paul chats about Egypt Station, James talks about writers and Amy has help for mums.

Tony Robinson discusses the book 'Battles That Changed History' and Kevin Woodford is cooking up traditional British desserts, including apple and blackberry crumble and sticky toffee pudding.

Faye's excited for the Strictly Come Dancing 2018 sparkle and Susan is 'Sunny Side Up'.

Annette's in The Seagull, Alex is Just a French Guy Cooking & Ross is with armed police.

Robert's book's set in Vegas, Jono's podcasting, and Toff's Always Smiling.

Katie's tells us all about classical music & Niklas chats about Happy Food.

Jack's got a new cookbook & Sir Ian discusses his new volume of European history.

Matt Goss talks about his new single & is appearing at this year's BBC Proms In The Park.

Shappi chats about the play Women In Power & Pete's got all the latest facts & figures.

Kate's written 'The Stepney Doorstep Society' & we talk about 'You, Me And The Big C'

Olivia's starring in 'Vanity Fair' & Grayson explains his 'Rites Of Passage' series.

Starring in The Festival which has been made by the producers of The Inbetweeners.

Steve and the team are joined by Rob Rinder to discuss his episode of 'Who Do You Think You Are?'. Shaun Ryder talks about his upcoming tour with Black Grape and Dani Dyer is back from Majorca after winning 'Love Island'.

Steve and the team are joined by Hayley Atwell, who's starring in the Disney film ‘Christopher Robin’ with Winnie-the-pooh and friends and Pascal Jacob discusses his book about the history of circuses, which is simply titled, 'The Circus'.

Steve and the team are joined by George and Larry Lamb who are back for a second series of their father-and-son road trip show, 'Britain By Bike' and Joan Armatrading is heading off on a UK tour after the release of her latest album ‘Not Too Far Away’.

Steve and the team chat to Hollywood star Margot Robbie, who's starring in the film Terminal and etiquette expert and coach William Hanson discusses 'office etiquette’ & 'going to balls'

Alistair talks about his UK tour 'Introductions to Classical Piano'.

Steve and the team are joined by TOWIE's Megan McKenna to discuss her music career and autobiography 'Mouthy', Jeanette Kwakye is providing commentary of all the action from the first ever sports European championships, and former Royal Marine Arthur Williams is 'Flying Across Britain' for his new TV series on Channel 4.

Steve and the team are joined Samuel Barnett & Sacha Dhawan who are starring in the new Alan Bennett play 'Allelujah!', comedian Camilla Cleese is heading to the Edinburgh Fringe with the show 'Camilla Cleese and Steve Hofstetter: Produced by John Cleese', and we've got the stars of the new series of 'The Real Marigold Hotel'.

Angela discusses The Memory Activity Book & Jack's written Jack Stein's World On A Plate.

Michael chats about his film Ant-Man and the Wasp and Helen discusses her book about bees

Steve and the team are joined by comedian Joe Pasquale who's heading off on his 'A Few Of His Favourite Things' summer tour.

Steve and the team are joined by actor Mike McShane, who's starring in the satirical play 'Brexit' at the Edinburgh Fringe, and former 'Smash Hits' editor and showbiz journalist Emma Jones discusses her debut novel 'Supernova Hangover'.

With Reece & Jeremy from The League of Gentlemen and Ralph from Earth, Wind & Fire.

Nina, Viv and Ivo are all doing shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2018.

Steve and the team are joined by Simon Pegg to discuss 'Mission: Impossible - Fallout', and what it's like to work with Tom Cruise, plus Les Dennis & Blake Harrison are starring on stage in the thought-provoking comedy 'End of the Pier'.

Steve and the team are joined by John Grisham on the phone to talk about his latest novel 'The Rooster Bar', and his next which will be called 'The Reckoning'. Plus David Walliams discusses the stage versions of his hit children's books 'Gangsta Granny' and 'Awful Auntie'.

Tony chats about Celebrity 5 Go Caravanning plus Dr Hilary opens his summer surgery.

Melinda, Ingrid and Annabel chat about Our Shirley Valentine Summer plus stand-up Gary.

UK country music star Catherine McGrath chats about her debut album Talk Of This Town and stage mentalist Colin Cloud discusses his live show Psycho(logical).

Looking ahead to the BBC Proms season for the Summer of 2018.

Natalie stars in Picnic At Hanging Rock and George is in The Secret Of Marrowbone.

Steve and the team are joined by Hollywood actor Ethan Hawke who's starring in the film 'First Reformed', and Helen Cullen discusses her debut novel, 'The Lost Letters of William Woolf'.

Steve and the team are joined by Sir David Jason to talk about his career and his latest autobiography 'Only Fools And Stories'. Plus Charlotte Riley is starring in the new British comedy movie 'Swimming With Men'.

Adam's a farmer with a dog, Alex talks about the NHS and Claire's doing An Evening With!

Romesh discusses his BBC Two series The Misadventures Of Romesh Ranganathan.

Tony Hadley discusses his solo album Talking To The Moon, Susanna Reid and Piers Morgan are on at night with Good Evening Britain and Beattie Edmondson stars in the film Patrick.

John and Roger discuss BBC Four's A Night with Duran Duran, Charlie Murphy is in The Lieutenant Of Inishmore and Paul Mayhew-Archer's Edinburgh show is Incurable Optimist.

Bill Nighy discusses the film The Bookshop, Gyles Brandreth looks ahead to his Break A Leg! live show and Dr Anna Machin talks about her book The Life Of Dad.

James discusses his latest single and Melvyn looks ahead to the 2018 South Bank Awards.

Steve and the team are joined by Matthew Wright & Ian “Chilly” Chillcott, who are ambassadors for World Fishing Day which is on Saturday June 23rd, and Sinitta brings in a copy of her new single for Pride 2018 called ‘Shine With Pride’.

Steve and the team are joined by Robbie Williams to chat about his latest autobiography ‘Reveal’ and William Roache aka Ken Barlow from Coronation Street talks about his new book ‘Life and Soul: How to Live a Long and Healthy Life?’.

Steve and the team are joined by top American country music duo Dan + Shay, whose latest single is 'All To Myself' and opera singer Danielle de Niese chats about her BBC Four documentary 'Unsung Heroines: The Lost World of Female Composers’.

Steve and the team chat to Sandra Bullock & Sarah Paulson who are starring together in 'Ocean's 8', and Tom Walker discusses his huge hit single 'Leave A Light On' and his upcoming festival dates and UK and European tour.

Steve and the team are joined by Supervet Professor Noel Fitzpatrick to talk about 'Dogfest', his upcoming stage tour, and his first ever collection of memoirs.