Robert Elms Episodes Episode guide
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With Barry Miles, this weeks ‘Fourfer’, Johnny Homer and Krystle Warren
This weeks ‘Fourfer’ is Gilbert O’Sullivan.
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With David Weir, Jason Solomons, Andy Parsons, this weeks ‘Cover To Cover’ and Junior Marvin
This Weeks ‘Cover To Cover’ is Mama Used To Say by Junior and Beverley Knight.
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With Hamish Stuart, Russell Clarke, Mark Olden, Adrian Kohler and Annie Lennox
Musician Hamish Stuart and Annie Lennox on The House of Annie Lennox.
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With ‘Whose London’, Maxwell Hutchinson and The Family Stone
‘Whose London’ on TV and The Family Stone.
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With Listed Londoner Vera Day, Mel C, Howard Jacobson and Patrice de Villiers
Listed Londoner Vera Day and food photographer Patrice De Villiers.
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Clare Dwyer Hogg and Peter Ackroyd
Clare Dwyer Hogg on shopping and Peter Ackroyd on his new book.
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With Susie Howard, this weeks ‘Fourfer’, Nigel Barden and Robinson
This weeks ‘Fourfer’ is Billie Holiday.
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With this weeks ‘Cover To Cover’, Damon Smith, Ben Wheatley, Jake Tilson and Eleanor McEvoy
This weeks ‘Cover To Cover’ is I’d Rather Go Blind by Etta James and Rod Stewart.
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With Alice Rawsthorn, David Gillies, Barrie Greene and Lawrence Dallaglio
Design critic Alice Rawsthorn and Lawrence Dallaglio on his book Dallaglio's Rugby Tales.
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With ‘Whose London’, Maxwell Hutchinson and Terry Reid
‘Whose London’ on stargazing and musician Terry Reid.
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Live from The Notting Hill Carnival 2011
Robert brings you live coverage of the Notting Hill Carnival 2011.
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With Janet Kay, Alison Rice and Alex Clark
Your travel tales of home and abroad.
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Croquet, The Alternative Village Fete, the 'Foufer' and Johnny Homer
Croquet lessons, The Alternative Village Fete, Johnny Homer and James Hunter.
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Carol Jewel, Jason Solomons, Barney Sloane and The Water Tower Bucket Boys
Carol Jewel, Jason Solomons talking movies, author Barney Sloane and live music.
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Russell Clarke, Post Office Tours, Batman Live and author Catherine Hakim
Russell Clarke, Post Office Tours, Batman Live and author of 'Honey Money' Catherine Hakim
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Making it without a degree and live music with Lisbee Stainton
Making it without a degree and live music with Lisbee Stainton with John Inverdale.
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Listed Londoner Eddie Botsio, Cycle cinema, Big Country drummer Mark Brzezicki
Eddie Botsio, cycle cinema, drummer Mark Brzezicki & author of 'Ghosts of Empire'
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Lail Arad, Tommi Miers and Lisa Hannigan
Nigel Barden talks to Lail Arad, restaurateur Tommi Miers and Singer Lisa Hannigan.
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Emory Douglas, Nigel Barden, Dan Cruikshank and Funky Friday
Dotun Adebayo sits in. Emory Douglas, Nigel Barden, Dan Cruikshank and Funky Friday
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Film with Jason Solomons, artist Johan Andersson and author Roxy Freeman
Film with Jason Solomons, artist Johan Andersson & author Roxy Freeman with Dotun Adebayo.
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Alice Rawsthorne, Ajay Chabra, Kirsty Marsh and TD Lind
Dotun Adebayo is in for Robert & talks design, Mela and slavery. Plus Musician T.D Lind.
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With 'Whose London', Maxwell Hutchinson and Ian Morris
Dotun Adebayo sitting in for Robert.
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With Listed Londoner Jeremy Hunter, Jasmine Harman, Laura Wright and Drazen Grubisic and Olinka Vistica
Dotun Adebayo sitting in for Robert.
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With Dan Thompson, St John Stephens, John Lynn and the 'London Weekender'
Organiser of the riot clean-up campaign artist Dan Thompson.
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With Samuel Clark, this weeks 'Fourfer', Johnny Homer and Jay Strongman
This weeks 'Fourfer' is Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers.
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With this weeks 'Cover To Cover', Jason Solomons, Dominic Cooper, Helena Stride and Marcia Williams and Tom Dyckhoff
'Cover To Cover' is Something 'Bout You Baby I Like with Tom Jones v Status Quo.
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Russel Clarke, Richard Chamberlain and Carol Swords, David Lindo and Toots Hibbert
Russel Clarke on concerts in football grounds and musician Toots Hibbert.
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Rioting in London, Maxwell Hutchinson, James Cook and Clive Bloom
Clive Bloom on his book Violent London: 2000 Years of Riots, Rebels and Revolts.
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Baxter Dury, Beatrice Behlen, Matthew Collins and Ian McLagan
Listed Londoner Baxter Dury and musician Ian McLagan.
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Youth clubs, Mose Allison and the Londoner Weekender
Is it right for youth clubs to close down?