White Wine Question Time

Welcome to White Wine Question Time, where on Thursdays we raise a glass with a brand new guest.

This week we welcome British cyclist & Olympian Victoria Pendleton to the show to talk about courage, stepping stones in her career, and defying the odds.

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After yesterday's announcement that Josh Widdecombe is taking over the Clauditorium (new name needed... answers on a postcard!) here's another chance to hear our conversation with Josh from earlier this year.

Congratulations to Josh, and Emma Willis and Johannes Radebe - the new kings and queens of Saturday night telly.

We'll be back tomorrow with a brand new episode.

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Welcome to White Wine Question Time, where on Tuesdays we dust off some of our very best episodes from the cellar.

As it’s the first day of the Chelsea Flower Show, we’re revisiting my conversation from 2023 with horticulturist, broadcaster, and writer Monty Don. We'll hear about how he flunked out of school, lost everything after the collapse of his jewellery business, before finally becoming one of the country's best-loved gardeners.

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Happy Weekend! It's Saturday so we're handing the questions over to YOU.

If you'd like to ask any of our upcoming guests a question - you can email us on [email protected] - you can find a list of some of our next guests on our instagram page.

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Joining us a couple of days after his 62nd Birthday is one of the icons of BritPop. As the drummer in Blur he had a front row seat for the 90s music scene, and thankfully he had the forethought to photograph a lot of it. Now collated into a book 'No One You Know' he's in a nostalgic mood, and in our conversation we reminisce on Smash Hits, life before camera-phones and that time Blur played the first gig on Mars... no really!

It's a fascinating chat, and if Blur's music has played a part in your life - drop us a note to let us know what you thought of the episode - you can email [email protected]

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