Robert Elms Episodes Episode guide
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JIM, High Street Tales and LGBTQ+ History Month
We hear from JIM as he releases his debut EP and celebrate the history of the 'Gay Bar'.
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Marisha Wallace, Pelé and LGBTQ+ History
Singer Marisha Wallace speaks about her latest single from her debut album 'Tomorrow'.
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Paul Carrack and LGBTQ+ History Month
Paul Carrack speaks about his new single 'You're Not Alone'.
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Georgia Van Etten and LGBTQ+ History
Singer-songwriter Georgia Van Etten on her latest single 'Emma Lee'.
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Jenny Eclair, LGBTQ+ History Month and The Velvet Mafia
Jeanette Kwakye sits in for Robert.
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Cherry Dragon and Borough Market’s Cookbook Club
Singer Cherry Dragon speaks about her debut single 'Altar'.
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Simon Raymonde, Remi Adekoya and LGBTQ+ History Month
Simon Raymonde from 'Lost Horizons' chats about their new album and LGBTQ+ History Month.
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Sabrina Bellaouel, Midaro and 'Make a Difference'
R&B Singer Sabrina Bellaouel on her latest single 'Float' and street artist Fin DAC.
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Fimber Bravo, Nikesh Shukla and LGBTQ+ History
Music director and Steel Pan artist Fimbar Bravo on his new single and LGBTQ+ History.
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Reggae Month, Iyamah and Make a Difference
'Whose London' celebrates Reggae Month and singer-songwriter Iyamah.
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KB Bayley, David Baddiel and 'BBC Upload'
David Baddiel becomes our latest 'Listed Londoner' and KB Bayley with his new album
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Matthew Bannister and London Transport Museum
Looking ahead to the ‘Folk On Foot-Festival Of Love’ with Matthew Bannister.
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Making Love Songs, Chinese New Year and Funky Friday
Carroll Thompson and Dotun Adebayo on the secrets to making love songs and 'Fourfer'.
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Rosie Frater-Taylor, The India Club and Cover 2 Cover
Rosie Frater-Taylor reveals the latest single from her upcoming album and Cover 2 Cover.
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Nitin Sawhney, Rice! and Black Out UK
Nitin Sawhney speaks about his album 'Immigrants' and LGBTQ+ History with Black Out UK.
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National Apprenticeship Week and Jason Peterson Delaire
'Whose London' on National Apprenticeship Week and musician Jason Peterson Delaire.
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Simon Callow, Jackson Mathod and 'BBC Upload'
Simon Callow becomes our latest 'Listed Londoner' and Jazz trumpeter Jackson Mathod live.
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Valentine’s Day meal kits and Ghetto Priest
Nadeem Perera talks about the London Bird Watching Collective.
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Charles Dickens, The Unusual Suspect and 'Fourfer'
Miriam Margoyles and Lucinda Dickens Hawksley celebrate Charles Dickens' Birthday.
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R-Kay, Headspace and Tennis2Be
Everything you need to know about London from architecture to accents and great music.
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Eoin Glacken, Spread the Word and 'The Crobar'
Singer-songwriter Eoin Glacken on his latest release 'El Dorado' and 'Spread the Word'.
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LGBT+ History Month, 'The Breath' and LP-Fection
'Whose London' highlights LGBT+ History Month and Ríoghnach Connolly from 'The Breath'.
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Lauren Faith, Jason Solomons and 'BBC Upload'
We hear Lauren Faith's latest release from her debut EP 'Cosmic' and 'Listed Londoner'.
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Don Letts and Clapham Flowers
Director Don Letts speaks about his new documentary 'The Story of King Tubby'.
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Deacon Blue, Jess Iszatt and 'Funky Friday'
Deacon Blue's Ricky Ross and Lorraine McIntosh on the groups latest album and 'Fourfer'.
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Mamas Gun, Tom Aikens and Data Poverty
Andy Platts from Mamas Gun speaks about their live streamed concert and Tom Aikens.
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The Cinematic Orchestra and 'Notes and Queries'
Jason Swinscoe from 'The Cinematic Orchestra' ahead of their global streaming event.
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Independent Venue Week, Paul Lush and London Fog
'Whose London' features Independent Venue Week and Paul Lush on his project, 'Araluen'.
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Ainsley Hamill, Sharon Walters and John Williams
Artist Sharon Walters on her 'Tate Instagram Live' event and music from Ainsley Hamill.
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Alice Vincent and Stevie Smith
Stevie Smith from the American Music Association and urban gardening with Alice Vincent.