Robert Elms Episodes Episode guide
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With Tom Goodman-Hill, this weeks ‘Fourfer’, Nigel Barden and Jamie Cullum
This weeks ‘Fourfer’ is Tony Bennett.
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With Jason Solomons, Tinge Krishnan and Eddie Marsan, Nigel Jones, this weeks ‘Cover To Cover’ and Eric Roberson
This weeks ‘Cover To Cover’ is Alone Again Naturally by Gilbert O’Sullivan vs Bobby Darin.
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With Russell Clark, Antonio Molina Vazquez, Simon Mayo and Buddy Greco
Russell Clark on songs you never thought were recorded in London and musician Buddy Greco.
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With ‘Whose London’, Maxwell Hutchinson and Jono McCleery
‘Whose London’ on independent bookshops and musician Jono McCleery.
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With Listed Londoner Rikki Beadle-Blair, Hanging Out Project, Laura Wright and Mim Grey
Listed Londoner writer and director Rikki Beadle-Blair and musician Mim Grey.
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Dr Nicola Sheldon, Allegra McEvedy and Caroline Quentin
Allegra McEvedy on food and Caroline Quentin on her new play.
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With Mark Kermode, this weeks ‘Fourfer’, Johnny Homer and Rolf Harris and Cam Henderson
This weeks ‘Fourfer’ is The Who.
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With Jason Solomons, Helen Santer, this weeks ‘Cover To Cover’ and Georgia Mancio
This weeks ‘Cover To Cover’ is Rich Girl by Hall And Oates and Nina Simone.
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With Alice Rawsthorn, Neil Brand, Dudley Sutton and Heaven 17
Writer and composer Neil Brand and Heaven 17.
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With ‘Whose London’, Maxwell Hutchinson and Robert Harris
‘Whose London’ on reggae and writer Robert Harris.
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With Listed Londoner Alex Fynn, Fay Maschler, ‘Your School’ and Andrew Roachford
Listed Londoner author Alex Fynn and ‘Your School’ featuring The Latymer School.
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David Bailey, bringing up kids and railway maps
Photographer David Bailey on his new exhibition.
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With Graham Smith and Chris Sullivan, this weeks ’Fourfer’, Nigel Barden and P.P. Arnold
This weeks ‘Fourfer’ is Glenn Campbell.
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With Damon Smith, Guy Pearson, this weeks ‘Cover To Cover’ and Clive Rowe
This weeks ‘Cover To Cover’ is Who’s That Lady and That lady by The Isley Brothers.
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With Alice Rawsthorn, Roland Muldoon, Jenny Saville and Jonny Kearny and Lucy Farrell
Design critic Alice Rawsthorn and musicians Jonny Kearney and Lucy Farrell.
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With ‘Whose London’, Maxwell Hutchinson and Josh Bray
‘Whose London’ on Anthony Newley.
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With Listed Londoner J.J. Connolly, David Rosenberg, Laura Wright and Black Joe Lewis
Listed Londoner author J.J. Connolly and musician Black Joe Lewis.
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Introducing religion to our children, Alex Clark and Roddy Doyle
Jason Solomon sits in for Robert.
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Tom Quinn, this weeks ‘Fourfer’, Roger Plotz and Red Sky July
This weeks ‘Fourfer’ is Grace Jones.
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With Jason Solomons, John Hurt, John Marriott, this weeks ‘Cover To Cover’ and Pink Martini
This weeks ‘Cover To Cover’ is The Weight by The Band and Arethea Franklin.
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With Russell Clarke, Jacky Hyams, Anthony North and Nitin Sawhney
Russell Clarke on Marc Bolan and musician Nitin Sawhney.
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With ‘Whose London’, Anna Karen, James Pembroke, Maxwell Hutchinson and Roy Harper
‘Whose London’ on London busses and musician Roy Harper.
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With Listed Londoner Neil Maskell, Jeremy Nicholas, ‘Your School’ and Charlie Higson
Listed London actor Neil Maskell and ‘Your School’ featuring William Ellis School.
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Marcus Fairs and Gary Oldman
Marcus Fairs on the London Design Festival and actor and musician Gary Oldman.
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With Eleanor Purser, Simon Jenkins, this weeks ‘Fourfer’, Nigel Barden and Pee Wee Willis
This weeks ‘Fourfer’ is Hank Williams.
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With Paul Lincoln, Jason Solomons, Pam Ayres, this week's ‘Cover To Cover’ and Philippa Gregory
This Week's ‘Cover To Cover’ is My Ever Changing Moods by The Style Council and Café Bleu.
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With Simon Silver, Alice Rawsthorn, Neil Couzens and Stewart McLaughlin, Gered Mankowitz and Kid Creole
Director of Derwent London Simon Silver and musician Kid Creole.
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With ‘Whose London’, Maxwell Hutchinson and Sir Tim Rice
‘Whose London’ on Open House and Sir Tim Rice on The Lion King.
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With Listed Londoner Ricky Grover, Karl Howman, Laura Wright and Jonathan Jeremiah
Listed Londoner actor Ricky Grover and musician Jonathan Jeremiah.
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Street language and slang, Allegra McEvedy and Tori Amos
Chef Allegra McEvedy and musician Tori Amos.