The MarshyCast

Send us Fan Mail For many singer-songwriters, every song begins with a story. In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , I caught up with Hollie Rogers to chat about her latest single, her upcoming album and an exciting run of live dates, including performances in Havant and Bognor. Hollie's live shows have earned a reputation for being about much more than the music. Between songs, audiences...

Send us Fan Mail Summer is often the perfect excuse to slow down, travel and try something different.  In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , I caught up with acclaimed food writer and bestselling author Tom Parker Bowles to discuss why the Mediterranean lifestyle is becoming one of the biggest wellness trends of 2026.  As proud lovers of British food, we both agreed there's nothing quite...

Send us Fan Mail Finding love isn't always about grand gestures.  Sometimes, it starts with a bowl of pasta.  In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , I caught up with broadcaster, dating expert and Celebs Go Dating star Anna Williamson to chat about modern dating, relationships and why food might play a bigger part in romance than many people realise.  We began by talking about the latest s...

Send us Fan Mail Nearly 50 years after it first premiered, Abigail's Party remains one of Britain's most celebrated and talked-about plays.  In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , I caught up with Tamzin Outhwaite, who stars as the unforgettable Beverly in the latest touring production alongside Kevin Bishop, Pandora Colin, Omar Malik and Lauren Patel.  Taking on such an iconic charac...

Send us Fan Mail Most people know Sheli McCoy as Sabre from Gladiators, but away from television she's also a successful business owner, CrossFit coach and founder of SweatBox Dundee.  In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , we discussed the balancing act of running a busy fitness business while also filming one of the UK's biggest entertainment shows.  Sheli explained that, like many...

Send us Fan Mail More than twenty years after first appearing on The X Factor , G4 continue to prove that great music never goes out of style. In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , I caught up with the quartet to talk about their latest touring production, Phantoms of the Popera , a celebration of some of the greatest songs ever written for the stage. One of the first things I wanted to know w...

Send us Fan Mail With another summer of late-night football on the horizon, millions of fans are already asking themselves the same question...  Is it worth sacrificing your sleep for the World Cup?  In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , I caught up with sleep expert James Wilson, also known as The Sleep Geek, to find out how football fans can enjoy the tournament without paying for it the nex...

Send us Fan Mail Few artists successfully build careers in both acting and music, but for Alicia Witt, the two worlds have always existed side by side.  In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , Alicia joined me to discuss her latest projects, including her new film Cabbage and her moving new single Thank You , recorded with John Paul White.  For television fans, Alicia has appeared in a remarkabl...

Send us Fan Mail Winning a television show can change your life overnight.  For Harleymoon Kemp, that became a reality when she and her brother captured the hearts of viewers on Celebrity Race Across the World.  In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , Harleymoon joined me to reflect on the experience and everything that's happened since.  One of the most interesting parts of our conversatio...

Send us Fan Mail For many parents, deciding when to buy their child a first phone has become one of the toughest decisions they face.  In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , Olympic gold medallist Greg Rutherford joined me to discuss exactly that, alongside what promises to be a huge summer for athletics.  As one of Britain's most recognisable sporting figures, Greg is preparing for anothe...

Send us Fan Mail For most tribute musicians, the dream is simple: do justice to the artists you love.  For Jay Apperley from the UK Foo Fighters, that dream became something far more surreal.  In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , Jay joined me to talk about life in one of the UK's biggest Foo Fighters tribute acts, and the incredible moment that saw him share a stage with his musical her...

Send us Fan Mail Few people can say they've enjoyed a career quite as varied as Cheryl Baker.  Singer, presenter, actress and household name, Cheryl has spent more than five decades entertaining audiences, and in the latest episode of The MarshyCast , she joined me to talk about her upcoming one-woman show, Wearing Cheryl Baker .  Naturally, we looked back at some of the biggest moments from...

Send us Fan Mail Country music has always been built on great storytelling.  In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , I caught up with rising US country artist Harper Grace to talk about her latest single If Daddy Says No , life on the road and her growing connection with audiences in the UK.  As with many American artists visiting Britain, the conversation quickly turned to food. Harper revealed...

Send us Fan Mail Some TV shows arrive quietly. Others hit like an explosion.  Netflix drama Legends has quickly become one of those series audiences can’t stop talking about, and in the latest episode of The MarshyCast , actor Sonny Walker joined me to talk about the experience of being part of it.  One of the biggest talking points was a particularly intense firebomb scene early in the series. Na...

Send us Fan Mail For Kai Widdrington, life could easily have gone in a completely different direction. In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , the Strictly Come Dancing professional opened up about the huge decision he faced growing up… whether to pursue football or commit fully to dance. Thankfully for ballroom fans, dance won. We spoke about his latest live production, Kai Evolution , and how...

Send us Fan Mail Some songs don’t just soundtrack an era… they help define it.  In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , I caught up with 90s dance icon Kym Sims to talk about her legendary hit Too Blind To See It and why she felt now was the right moment to release a brand new 2026 version.  We went right back to the beginning of the story, discussing how the track was originally recorded in Chi...

Send us Fan Mail Stand-up comedy might look effortless from the audience… but behind every polished routine is usually a graveyard full of jokes that never worked.  In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , I caught up with comedian Paul McCaffrey ahead of his upcoming UK tour to talk about the reality of building a live comedy show.  One of the first things I wanted to know was what happens when...

Send us Fan Mail Food has always been about more than just eating.  For Jamaican chef duo Craig McAnuff and Shaun McAnuff, better known as Original Flava, mealtimes are about connection, conversation and creating moments that matter.  In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , we spoke about the growing habit of people eating separately, distracted by televisions, phones… or even retreating to bedr...

Send us Fan Mail Some action films promise spectacle. Others sound like they nearly became one behind the scenes too.  In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , I caught up with Max Beesley to talk about Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: Ghost War, which premieres globally on Prime Video this Wednesday.  One of the first things I had to ask was whether Max agreed to the project before even reading the scrip...

Send us Fan Mail Some interviews feel less like promotion and more like catching up with someone who’s lived a few extra lifetimes since you last spoke.  That was definitely the case when I sat down with Jon McClure from Reverend and the Makers to talk about the band’s eighth studio album Is This How Happiness Feels and their new single Messed Up featuring Robbie Williams.  One of the most memorab...

Send us Fan Mail Success in music can often look instant from the outside… but usually there are years of hard work hiding underneath it.  In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , I caught up with Scottish singer-songwriter Cammy Barnes to talk about his latest single Let Me Down and the incredible momentum that’s transformed his career over the past year.  Cammy spoke honestly about how things h...

Send us Fan Mail For many young people, a boxing gym is about far more than throwing punches. In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , former world champion George Groves joined me to talk about the importance of community boxing clubs and the role they continue to play in shaping lives both inside and outside the ring. George spoke passionately about what boxing clubs can offer young people. Not...

Send us Fan Mail Some singers perform songs. Others seem to live inside them.  In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , I sat down with English blues and soul artist Jo Harman ahead of her show at Portsmouth Guildhall to talk about music, emotion and staying grounded in an industry full of noise.  Jo’s story is shaped by experience. Born in Luton and raised in the Devon village of Lustleigh, her...

Send us Fan Mail Friendship is often built on the little things.  Not the grand gestures or dramatic speeches… but the quiet moments that say, “I’ve got you.”  In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , comedian Judi Love and presenter Angela Scanlon joined me to talk about what’s being called the “Sisterhood Code”… the small, everyday ways women look out for one another.  Very quickly, it became c...

Send us Fan Mail Some conversations stay with you long after the microphones are switched off.  In the latest episode of The MarshyCast , I caught up with rapper, actor and mental health activist Professor Green, also known as Stephen Manderson, to talk about men’s mental health, sobriety, and why so many men only seem able to open up after a drink.  Before we got into the heavier subjects, there...