Headliners with Nihal Arthanayake

The comedian tells Nihal about his poor driving skills, over-eating Christmas pudding and live streaming his show “Cold Lasagne Hate Myself 1999”

The Grammy-winning rapper, actor and presenter talks to Nihal about her new BBC podcast, Constantly Evolving.

The England manager on the occasional need for “frank and direct” communication with his players and his tips for reaching your full potential. (Image: courtesy of Getty Images.)

5 Live’s Nihal Arthanayake talks exclusively to Spurs striker and England captain Harry Kane about standing up to racism in football, the return of fans, VAR, being “old-school Bieber” and much more.

Adam Granduciel chats to Nihal about songwriting, studios, fatherhood and the band’s new album Live Drugs.

"He was painfully shy”; the singer and actress remembers hanging out with Prince and talks about her new album Gospel.

Irvine Welsh, the iconic author of "Trainspotting," discusses his new novella featuring the return of the infamous Begbie. He shares insights into his passion for boxing, revealing how it balances the intensity of his writing life. Welsh reflects on character development, the evolution of creativity, and the dualities present in both artistic and personal relationships. He also touches on societal issues, drawing comparisons between gun violence in America and his experiences in 1980s London.

The singer-songwriter on fast cars, football and her “more meaningful” new album.

"I’m a bit nervous about it…I’m just going to put everyone through." The singer-songwriter on her new role as a coach on The Voice and her new YouTube documentary.

The comedian on growing up in 90’s suburbia, Kenneth Williams, coming out and his verdict on Nihal’s newest dessert recipe. (Photo credit: Aemen Sukkar)