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Robert Elms Episodes

  1. With Russell Clarke, Rebecca Atkinson-Lord, Rachel Briscoe and JD McPherson

    Russell Clarke on Rod Stewart and live music from JD McPherson.

  2. With ‘Whose London’, Maxwell Hutchinson and Phil Daniels

    ‘Whose London’ on the decor of iconic London buildings and actor Phil Daniels.

  3. With Listed Londoner Alan Ford, Gillian Moore and James Dreyfus

    Head of classical music at the Southbank Centre Gillian Moore and actor James Dreyfus.

  4. With St. John Stephens and Alexis Sayle

    Should men allow their partners to buy their clothes?

  5. With Stephen Grosz, this week’s ‘Fourfer’ and Richard Warlow

    This week’s ‘Fourfer’ is David Bowie and Johnny Homer with 'It Happened In London'.

  6. With Damon Smith, ‘Cover To Cover’ and Richard Davenport-Hines

    This week’s ‘Cover To Cover’ is I Can Understand It by Bobby Womack and Kokomo.

  7. With Zelda Rhiando, Sam Mullins, Helen East and Charlie Winston

    Historian Zelda Rhiando, storyteller Helen East and live music from Charlie Winston.

  8. With ‘Whose London’, Rab Bennett and Cold Specks

    ‘Whose London’ on the London gentleman and live music from Cold Specks.

  9. With Listed Londoner Clem Cattini, Rupert Everett and Jose James

    Listed Londoner musician Clem Cattini and ‘Your Old School’ is Hornsey School for Girls.

  10. With Ian Shaw and Alex Clark

    Live music from singer and jazz pianist Ian Shaw and at what age are you officially old?

  11. With Mark Frary, this week’s ‘Fourfer’, Nigel Barden and The Jar Family

    Author Mark Frary, this week’s ‘Fourfer’ is Kraftwerk and live music from The Jar Family.

  12. With Jason Solomons, Tom Courtenay, Anthony Cook and Izzi Dunn

    This week’s ‘Cover To Cover’ is She’s Not There by The Zombies and Santana.

  13. Steve Barrow, Stuart Baker, Oliver Burkeman and The Moons

    Authors Steve Barrow, Stuart Baker and live music from The Moons.

  14. Laura Wright and Natalie Williams

    Laura Wright on the history of the London dialect and live music from Natalie Williams.

  15. With Jenny Waldman, Sean O'Grady and Richard Lewis

    Jenny Waldman from London's 2012 Festival and live music from Fire and Fox.

  16. Sir Tom Jones, Big Boy Bloater and today's 'Fourfer' from Tracey Thorn

    Another chance to Robert chatting to Sir Tom Jones.

  17. With Damon Smith, Cover to Cover and Colin Brown

    Another chance for you to hear Robert's interview with Rod Stewart.

  18. With Listed Londoner Joan Hodges, Randall Wright and Gaby Kerpel

    Listed Londoner actress Joan Hodges and ‘Your Old School’ is Santa School.

  19. With London Community Gospel Choir

    What's your alternative Christmas day activity?

  20. Dr Florian Schweizer, Nigel Barden and Becki Biggins

    Live music from Becki Biggins and this week’s ‘Fourfer’ is Christmas songs.

  21. With Jason Solomons, Neil Thomson and Suggs

    This week’s ‘Cover To Cover’ is Merry Christmas, Baby by Lou Rawls and Otis Redding.

  22. With Russell Clarke, Duncan Titmarsh, Chris Salewicz and Fresh Steps

    Russell Clarke with five Christmas favourites and live music from Fresh Steps.

  23. With ‘Whose London’, Maxwell Hutchinson and Belshazzar’s Feast

    ‘Whose London’ on classic London pubs and live music from Belshazzar’s Feast.

  24. With Listed Londoner Tracy Cooper, Toby Jones, David Thompson and Anthony Wall

    Listed Londoner Tracy Cooper from the artsdepot and actor Toby Jones.

  25. Is London unfriendly?

    Robert asks if London is unfriendly and Simon Hoggart talks about his new book.

  26. With Mark Evans, this week’s ‘Fourfer', Johnny Homer and Rhys Williams

    Live music from Rhys Williams and this week’s ‘Fourfer’ is John Martyn.

  27. With Jason Solomons, Sophie Parkin, 'Cover To Cover’ and Michael Palin

    This week’s ‘Cover To Cover’ is Yesterday by The Beatles and Marvin Gaye.

  28. With Alice Rawsthorne, Sanjay Guha, David Buckman and Joe Brown

    Journalist and author David Buckman and musician Joe Brown.

  29. With ‘Whose London’, Rab Bennetts and Daphne Alexander

    ‘Whose London’ on scooters, Rab Bennetts on architecture and actress Daphne Alexander.

  30. With Listed Londoner Gregg Wallace, Selwyn Harris and The Ray Gelato Giants

    Listed Londoner chef Gregg Wallace and ‘Your Old School’ is Rutherford School.

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