Robert Elms Episodes Episode guide
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Notes and Queries, author Pat Dargan, Jo Caulfield and leather designer Bill Amberg
Author Pat Dargan, comedian Jo Caulfield and leather designer Bill Amberg.
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With Hilary Alexander, Maxwell Hutchinson, Richard Harvie and Chas Hodges
‘Whose London’ with Richard Harvie and Chas Hodges on his latest tour.
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With Joss Stone, St. John and Kit Hesketh Harvey
This is a repeated programme including Robert Elms in conversation with Joss Stone.
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Retirement, Gardening, Blue Plaques and Kit Hesketh Harvey
Gardening with St John, Adam Sonin on blue plaques and what is the right age to retire?
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Nicolette Tomkinson, Anna Renton, this week’s ‘Fourfer’ and Sam Lee
Live music from Sam Lee and this week’s ‘Fourfer’ is Dean Martin.
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With Jason Solomons, this week's 'Cover To Cover' and Richard Thompson
This week’s ‘Cover To Cover’ is Bizarre Love Triangle by New Order and Frente!
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With Russell Clarke, Pete Brown, Fernando Farias and Richard Hawley
Lyricist Pete Brown, actor Fernando Farias and live music from Richard Hawley.
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With ‘Whose London’, Maxwell Hutchinson and Joss Stone
‘Whose London’ on London for lovers and live music from Joss Stone.
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With Listed Londoner Sadie Jones, Tristan Sharps, Laura Wright and Vijay Iyer
Listed Londoner novelist Sadie Jones and live music from Vijay Iyer.
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With Mike McShane, Simon Rodway and Allegra McEvedy on Chinese New Year.
Comedian Mike McShane, Simon Rodway on walking and Allegra McEvedy on Chinese New Year.
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With Richard Wentworth, Johnny Homer and Lady
This week’s ‘Fourfer’ is Isaac Hayes and live music from Lady.
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With Jason Solomons, Neil McKenna and Josephine
Film reviews with Jason Solomons, author Neil Mckenna and live music from Josephine.
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With Alice Rawsthorn, Travis Elborough, Alastair Sooke and Madeleine Peyroux
Author Travis Elborough and live music from Madeleine Peyroux.
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With ‘Whose London’, Maxwell Hutchinson and Old Crow Medicine Show
‘Whose London’ on unusual homes and live music from Old Crow Medicine Show.
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With Listed Londoner Jon Sopel, Andy Ellis, Phil Polecat and Jorg Tittel
Listed Londoner presenter Jon Sopel and ‘Your Old School’ is Dunraven School.
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With Alex Clark, Oonagh O'Hagan and Peter Bradshaw
American fiction with Alex Clark and fashion trends with Oonagh O'Hagan.
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With Wendy Moore, Nigel Barden and Alexander Armstrong
This week’s ‘Fourfer’ is whistling songs.
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With Jason Solomons, Joy Whitby, ‘Cover To Cover’ and Kelvin Okafor
This week’s ‘Cover To Cover’ is Is That All There Is? by Peggy Lee and Cristina.
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Rejina Sabur-Cross, Barry Forshaw, Stephen Poliakoff and Jacqueline Bisset
Stephen Poliakoff and Jacqueline Bisset on Dancing On The Edge.
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With ‘Whose London', Maxwell Hutchinson and the Be Good Tanyas
With ‘Whose London' on public art and live music from the Be Good Tanyas.
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With Listed Londoner Cleo Rocos, Cliff Lauson and Soweto Kinch
Listed Londoner actress Cleo Rocos and live music from Soweto Kinch.
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High rise towers and Jeremy Hunter
Debating the future of high rise towers and Jeremy Hunter on photos from North Korea.
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John McCheyne, Johnny Homer and Lindy Woodhead
This week’s ‘Fourfer’ is James Brown.
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With Jason Solomons, Stephen Porter, Simon Marsh and Incognito
This week’s ‘Cover To Cover’ is I Can't Get Next To You by The Temptations and Al Green.
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With Estelle Lovatt, Dwayne Fields, Maria Konnikova and Dr Marek Kohn
Art critic Estelle Lovatt, explorer Dwayne Fields and author and journalist Dr Marek Kohn.
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With ‘Whose London’, Maxwell Hutchinson and Steven Berkoff
‘Whose London’ on notes, Maxwell Hutchinson on architecture and actor Steven Berkoff.
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With Listed Londoner Robert Ryan, Harry Wallop and Juergen Teller
Listed Londoner author Robert Ryan and ‘Your Old School’ is Malory School.
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The high street, blue plaques and Mari Wilson
Mari Wilson pops in for a chat and how can we save the high street?
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Mark Dempster, Nigel Barden and Gisli Orn Gardarsson
This week’s ‘Fourfer’ is The Pioneers and actor Gisli Orn Gardarsson.
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With Jason Solomons, Ed Harris, ‘Cover To Cover’ and Simon Stephens
'Cover To Cover’ is Where Did Our Love Go by The Supremes and Donnie Elbert.