Karl Pilkington, Jason Byrne, Daniel Mays, Claudia Jessie, Claire Skinner, Mark Kermode, Gorgon City and JP Cooper
Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer host the Sunday food and chat show. Guests include Karl Pilkington, who chats about his new Sky TV series Sick of It, comedian Jason Byrne gives the lowdown on his You Can Come in But Don't Start Anything tour, Daniel Mays talks about the film Two for Joy, Claudia Jessie and Claire Skinner discuss their roles in ITV's Vanity Fair, while Mark Kermode talks about his book How Does It Feel? Plus performance from Gorgon City and JP Cooper with One Last Song, live in the studio.
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