Greg James

Stephen Kinnock, Minister of State for Care, shares insights on the government’s ambitious 10-year NHS reform plan, focusing on preventative care, digital health services, and community-oriented approaches. He addresses the challenges and political pressures faced by the NHS. Meanwhile, Greg James, Radio 1 breakfast show host and creative director of the Crossed Wires podcast festival, previews the festival's vibrant atmosphere that celebrates podcast culture, drawing parallels with comedy festivals and highlighting the community's passion for audio storytelling.

Greg James, Jimmy Anderson, and Felix White discuss the Ashes test, Jimmy's injury and rehab, cricketing haircuts, and the story behind 'Brimful of Ashes'. They also share funny incidents and heartwarming shout-outs from listeners, and talk about a disappointing restaurant experience, birthday celebration, cricket support, and the upcoming Test Match.

Greg James, Jimmy Anderson, and Felix White discuss male greeting etiquette, England's performance against Australia, win percentages of India and England, the disappearance of the tradition of throwing the ball up in cricket, internet trolling, clothing conversations, and cricket match banners.

Greg James, Jimmy Anderson, Felix White, and Bob Willis discuss postponing Christmas until March, preview England's upcoming series, remember the late Bob Willis, and Mattchin Tendulkar reveals his new role in The Maccabees. The hosts also debate guitar tuning, training in Cape Town, cricket ball swing, and plan to release a Christmas single. They share anecdotes, reflect on the past year, and announce future live shows.

Greg James, Jimmy Anderson and Felix White review the gripping second Ashes Test, discussing Joffra Archer's impact and comparing him to other great bowlers. They also discuss upcoming live shows, funny incidents, and plans for a song for Mark Wood.