Jamie Foreman's guest appearances

Jamie Foreman

Saturday Live

The Non League Football Show

Spot Network

Alain De Botton

Bill Gates

Sophie Kinsella

Chris Ryan

Steve Earle

Michael Sheen

Michael Mosley

Lucy Porter

Don McLean

Ben Folds

Ben Miller

Michelle Collins

Keith Brymer Jones

Derren Brown

Andy McNab

OwlTail

Episode 19, Justin has Jamie Foreman on the show from RB Components, premiere builders of Van/Sprinter Conversions

Moto Spot Show - Ep 19 with Jamie Foreman of RB Components

Dave Roberts

Alan Alger

In the final show of the season Tim Fuell heads to Wembley for a film premiere where he meets The Bromley Boys book author Dave Roberts, the actor who plays a non league chairman in the loveable rogue mould, Jamie Foreman and former co-host of this show Alan Alger. First up though, some news from the week gone and an interview with Steve King unveiled this week as the new first team manager at Welling United.

In the final show of the season Tim Fuell heads to Wembley for a film premiere where he meets The Bromley Boys book author Dave Roberts, the actor who plays a non league chairman in the loveable rogue mould, Jamie Foreman and former co-host of this show Alan Alger. First up though, some news from the week gone and an interview with Steve King unveiled this week as the new first team manager at Welling United.

S2 Ep43: 25th May 2018 - Long live the King at Welling, The Bromley Boys: Dave Roberts, Jamie Foreman & Alan Alger

After playing tough guys in Layer Cake, Oliver Twist and Nil by Mouth, the part of thug Derek Branning in Eastenders seemed a natural choice for actor Jamie Foreman. But with comedy parts in Birds of a Feather and Pantomime under his belt he's now pushing his boundaries with an all singing all dancing role in Mrs Henderson Presents in the West End in London. Given his background as an East End gangster's son, his dramatic career seems even more surprising. He joins Richard and Aasmah on Saturday Live.Social psychologist Viren Swami has a passion for passion, having studied attraction for ten years. He'll be discussing dating formation, revealing relationship myths and advising how best to meet your match.They met at Birmingham University and despite not studying music they came together over their love of voice and formed an a Cappella group. The sons of Pitches went on to win Gareth Malone's naked choir competition, broadcast on BBC 2 at the end of last year, and now they are making a go at a professional career. 5 out of 6 of them join us on Saturday to talk about their passion for voice and to demonstrate it's versatility, and they'll be serenading us with an alternative love song.Ruth Goodman is a social historian who is passionate about how people lived in the past, so much so that she spends much of her free time taking part in enactments. Her latest book is about her favourite era, and entitled How to be a Tudor.We hear from listeners Paul and Helen who fell in love over the harp, and your Thank yous.Comedian, writer and actor Chris Addison chooses his inheritance tracks. He inherited Mozart's Serenade for 13 Wind Instruments ('Gran Partita') and will pass on Waiting For The Great Leap Forwards by Billy Bragg (from 'Worker's Playtime')Jamie Foreman stars in Mrs Henderson Presents at the Noel Coward Theatre in LondonViren Swami's book is Attraction Explained published by RoutledgeHow to be a Tudor is by Ruth Goodman published by PenguinThe Sons of Pitches tour starts in May 2016 - details via link to their website belowChris Addison stars in The Royal Opera's new production of Emmanuel Chabrier's L'Étoile which runs 1-24 February 2016.Producer: Corinna JonesEditor: Karen Dalziel.

After playing tough guys in Layer Cake, Oliver Twist and Nil by Mouth, the part of thug Derek Branning in Eastenders seemed a natural choice for actor Jamie Foreman. But with comedy parts in Birds of a Feather and Pantomime under his belt he's now pushing his boundaries with an all singing all dancing role in Mrs Henderson Presents in the West End in London. Given his background as an East End gangster's son, his dramatic career seems even more surprising. He joins Richard and Aasmah on Saturday Live. Social psychologist Viren Swami has a passion for passion, having studied attraction for ten years. He'll be discussing dating formation, revealing relationship myths and advising how best to meet your match. They met at Birmingham University and despite not studying music they came together over their love of voice and formed an a Cappella group. The sons of Pitches went on to win Gareth Malone's naked choir competition, broadcast on BBC 2 at the end of last year, and now they are making a go at a professional career. 5 out of 6 of them join us on Saturday to talk about their passion for voice and to demonstrate it's versatility, and they'll be serenading us with an alternative love song. Ruth Goodman is a social historian who is passionate about how people lived in the past, so much so that she spends much of her free time taking part in enactments. Her latest book is about her favourite era, and entitled How to be a Tudor. We hear from listeners Paul and Helen who fell in love over the harp, and your Thank yous. Comedian, writer and actor Chris Addison chooses his inheritance tracks. He inherited Mozart's Serenade for 13 Wind Instruments ('Gran Partita') and will pass on Waiting For The Great Leap Forwards by Billy Bragg (from 'Worker's Playtime') Jamie Foreman stars in Mrs Henderson Presents at the Noel Coward Theatre in London Viren Swami's book is Attraction Explained published by Routledge How to be a Tudor is by Ruth Goodman published by Penguin The Sons of Pitches tour starts in May 2016 - details via link to their website below Chris Addison stars in The Royal Opera's new production of Emmanuel Chabrier's L'Étoile which runs 1-24 February 2016. Producer: Corinna Jones Editor: Karen Dalziel.