Hello, Chris Evans here. Welcome to the latest installment of The Best of the Breakfast Show with Sky from Virgin Radio. This is our podcast. The food fighters are on the way with their exceedingly friendly frontman, the nicest man in rock and roll. Dave Grohl gets us rocking with the story behind the band's 10th studio album, Medicine at midnight out now.

The fantastically funny Alan Carr gets us all aboard with his terrific new podcast,

his travel podcast, Life's a Beach.

The always brilliant Ramesh Ranganaithan tells from the third series of the hilarious

Sky One show, Robin Ramesh versus and his BAFTA nominatednominated topical comedy show, The Rangan Nation, and former Navy Seal.

Rich Devini shares tips and tricks from his incredible new book, The Attributes, all this week.

Can't believe all this was this week. Can't believe it. Can't believe it. All of that and plenty more still to come.

Now, Dapper Dave, who's first, please?

Our next guest is the audio equivalent of sand in between your toes and sunshine beating down

on your face. Episode one of his new Travel Tales podcast, Life's A Beach, is out now. And here to tell us

more, is a man that will have absolutely no problem being compared to Judith Chalmers. It's the

spectacular Alan Carr. All right, Alan. We've been playing clips

for your new podcast all morning. It's absolutely brilliant, Al. Oh, thank you so much. Thank you.

Yeah, I mean, I've been bored like everyone else and I just thought, let's have a bit of escapism.

Yeah. It's a very good idea. And, you know, when I saw the title, Life's a Beach, I thought,

is that a plan on Life's a Beach? Is it about life what it's about? But it's actually about travel,

isn't it? You've come up with the travel podcast. Congratulations. Thank you, my love. Listen, it's like, I just think, you know, when Chattie Man ended, I love to talk and I love to chat. And like everyone, I've been bored out the head with all this pandemic. So I rang up some of my friends and said, would you mind talking about the times when we could go away? And I don't

be able to think it's like a full of like rich posh rah-rars talking about, oh, don't you

ate it when your mega yacht breaks down on the big, you know, end of Sondrape. It's about,

it's about your earliest holiday memories. I mean, I interview Robbie Williams,

it was come up in a few weeks.

And his stories about, you know, his dad being,

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