Saturday, 14 September 2024 - 37 minutes
Welcome to the latest episode of The MarshyCast! I don’t say this often enough, but I feel incredibly fortunate to have the opportunity to chat with such amazing people, and I never take it for granted. As always, if you want to catch me on the air, you can tune in to my radio shows weekday mornings on Express FM at 10am, and afternoons on HGV1 at 4pm. But for now, here’s a roundup of the brilliant interviews from this past week.
First, I caught up with the always entertaining Will Mellor. We had a laugh over why I named a chicken Janet, discussed the possibility of a 2 Pints of Lager reunion, and dove into his powerful performance in Mr Bates v The Post Office. Plus, we talked about his new show Teachers.
Next, I had a lively debate with the wonderful Angellica Bell, where we found ourselves in a heated discussion about whether pineapple has a place in a morning fry-up! We also touched on her recent MasterChef experience and everything in between.
Finally, I had the pleasure of chatting with the hilarious Maisie Adam. We talked about her upcoming tour, the joy (and chaos) of pre-season friendlies, and how playing in Soccer Aid is probably the closest she’ll get to a World Cup call-up.
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Wednesday
Heavy rain shower
High 11°C Low 10°C
Thursday
Heavy rain shower
High 16°C Low 13°C
7:00pm - 9:00pm
The latest and greatest in country music - from Nashville, to North End. Guest Madeline Merlo talks about her new single I think you’re in love with me, and becoming a mum in Country Music
9:00pm - 11:00pm
Dan Ogus plays folk, blues, roots, etc... plenty of etc.
Jack Hobbs – Home Services Advisor & Samantha Squibb – General Manager at Hazleton Gardens Care Home in Waterlooville joined Paul Marsh in the studio
Annie Murphy, Solicitor from Biscoes, talks joint ownership property disputes in the weekly Biscoes catchup