Romesh Ranganathan, James Norton, Caitlin Moran, Ray Parlour

The Chris Evans Show with The National Lottery

Virgin Radio UK

Comedy

4.4 • 681 Ratings

🗓️ 9 July 2021

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

This week on the show we welcome friends from the world of television, film, music and literature.

The hilarious Romesh Ranganathan chats the third series of 'Rob & Romesh Vs' on Sky One.

Superstar actor James Norton lifts the lid on his heartbreaking new film 'Nowhere Special'.

Best-selling author and cool cat Caitlin Moran tell us about the paperback version of her brilliant book 'More Than A Women'.

And you'll hear some of our best bits from the Goodwood Festival of Speed, including a flying Vassos.

Plus Ray Parlour, Samantha Barks and Stephanie McKeon.

You can catch Chris and the team live weekdays 6:30am-10am on Virgin Radio UK.

Be sure to subscribe to the podcast to hear the highlights every week.

Romesh Ranganathan - 00:45

James Norton - 07:47

Caitlin Moran - 14:54

Samantha Barks & Stephanie McKeon - 22:13

Ray Parlour - 28:31

Goodwood Festival of Speed - 35:38

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0:00.0	Hello, Chris Evans here with your latest instalment of The Best of the Breakfast Show podcast with Sky from Virgin Radio.
0:06.3	Coming up, the rib-tickling, hilarious.
0:09.1	Romash Rang and Nathan spills the beans on series three of Ramesh and Rob versus on Sky One.
0:14.9	This time it's Rob and Ramesh versus Team GB going into the Olympic.
0:19.3	Superstar actor James Norton lifts the lid on his role. It is
0:22.6	heartbreaking, but beautiful new film, Nowhere Special. Best-selling author, Catlin Miranda,
0:27.9	discusses the Beachweed Paperback version of her best-selling book, more than a woman.
0:32.9	The super cool, Elsa and Arna, Samantha Barks and Stephanie McEwen spilled the beans on the brand new
0:38.2	theatre production of Frozen The Musical. All of that and so much more to come. Now, Dapper Dave,
0:43.8	tell us who's our first guest? Take one look at our next guest and you immediately think
0:47.8	elite sportsman and his new episodes prove exactly that. Rob and Ramesh versus is back on Sky One this Thursday at 9pm and here to tell us more is the Gareth Southgate of British comedy. It's Ramesh Rangor Nathan. Morning, Romish. Morning, morning. How we doing? We're good? Very well. How are you with the football, pal? Well, I'm very excited. I mean, I sort of want to be, I don't want to get carried away, but, you know, I'm getting
1:10.8	carried away. It's buzz time. It's buzz time. What did you think ahead of the Ukraine game? Because
1:15.8	I honestly called it. I said it was going to be 4-0 or 4-1, but I said 4-0 first of all. What
1:20.0	did you think? I didn't feel this confidence. I thought we would win, but it was just such a rare experience to sort of be watching England and feel so completely
1:28.7	comfortable. It was great. And I sort of feel, I was sort of looking at my children just
1:32.0	feeling like, they've got no idea of the struggle. They've got no idea what's happened before
1:36.6	they were around. I mean, they just say this thing as an absolute doddle to beat Germany and then
1:40.4	go and swam past Ukraine, you know what? need? You need to rid yourself of the pain body and you can only do that via the next generation
1:48.0	or two.
1:48.5	Yeah, I mean, you're absolutely right, yeah.
1:50.3	I mean, I'm an Arsenal fan, so I've given my kids the opposite experience with them.
1:53.7	So seeing them celebrating them's victory, it's been great, I've loved it.
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