Patrick Regan OBE

In this mini episode, Steve chats with superstar DJ and producer, Sigala. Sigala talks about being made to play keyboards as a child, his schooldays and performing in old peoples homes across Norfolk. Plus his time at Westminster Music College and the importance of good management and his musical influences. 

Dr Noël  Tredinnick BEM FRSCM  is a British composer, organist, orchestrator and conductor. He was awarded a Lambeth DMus degree in March 2002. In Queen Elizabeth's Birthday Honours bestowed in 2021, he received a BEM (British Empire Medal) for life-long services to Church Music and Music Education. Noël has toured extensively in Europe, the USA, Australia and South Africa as both lecturer and conductor.

He discusses his childhood love for music and attending the Guild Hall school of music, the art of orchestration, becoming part of All Souls Langham Place and starting the All Should Orchestra. Plus the guys talk about Prom Praise at the world-famous, Royal Albert Hall and Noel's aims with this annual event.

Mark Gatiss is an English actor, comedian, screenwriter, director, producer and novelist. His work includes writing for and acting in the television series Doctor Who, Sherlock, and Dracula. Together with Reece Shearsmith, Steve Pemberton and Jeremy Dyson, he is a member of the comedy team The League of Gentlemen. He played Tycho Nestoris in the HBO series Game of Thrones.

The guys talk about growing up, schooldays, the giant maggots from Dr Who, meeting life-long friends at drama school plus his new movie, the Road Dance.

Michael Emmett was an international drugs trafficker who found God in prison alongside Reggie Kray thanks to a Page Three girl. It's an incredible story of darkness to life. Don't miss it.

Andrew Palau grew up in a strong Christian home, one of four sons of world evangelist and author Luis Palau. 

Andrew, however, chose his own way and did not make an early commitment to make the Christian faith part of his life. He attended the University of Oregon where the party life was a large part of his studies. After graduating with a degree in English literature, Andrew moved to Boston where he worked in retail for five years.

In 1993, Andrew went on holiday to join his parents for Luis’ evangelistic outreach in Kingston, Jamaica. His father preached the same Gospel message he had heard him share hundreds of times, but this time was different and Andrew decided to follow Jesus for himself. 

Andrew went on to work with the Luis Palau organisation and has shared the Christian message with millions of people, and at every opportunity he demonstrates his father’s same passion and love for Christ and for sharing his faith.

One of the most trailblazing tours of all time, Jeff Wayne’s musical version of ‘The War of The Worlds’ -  returns to arenas throughout the UK in 2022. 

Based on HG Wells’ classic Victorian story, The War of The Worlds remains a firm favourite to millions around the world.  

In 2006, the tour was considered a cutting-edge production with 6 trucks filled to the brim. In 2022, marking a momentous 16 years of touring, the production will be up to 12 trucks including a stack of new special effects that will challenge and excite the senses for audiences of all ages, all set to Jeff’s iconic score. The Composer and driving force behind the show, Jeff Wayne, joins us on today's show.

Originally from Bristol, Justin has worked in a variety of social work and youth work settings for over 25 years. Most recently before joining the charity in 2010, he worked for the largest children’s charity in the UK. Previous to this, he worked in a range of local authority roles; most latterly at senior management level within a metropolitan borough council in the West Midlands. He has also served as a church Pastor and is a passionate advocate for justice and authentic leadership. 

The guys talk about first dates, getting dumped, honeymoons, an incident with the Turkish police plus Justin's new book, Just Leadership.

John Oates is one half of the best-selling duo of all time, Hall & Oates, as well as an accomplished solo artist. He is a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, The American Songwriters Hall of Fame, recipient of the prestigious BMI Icon Award as well as numerous American Music, MTV awards, and multiple Grammy nominations.

Since forming his creative partnership with Daryl Hall in the early 1970s, they have gone on to record 21 albums, which have sold over 80 million units, making them the most successful duo in rock history. They have scored 10 number one records, over 20 Top 40 hits, and have toured the world for decades. Their involvement in the original “Live Aid” concert and the groundbreaking “We Are The World” charity recording have further established them as legendary artists, who have personally and through their music, stood the test of time.

It's a great chat as the guys discuss John's early days, meeting Daryl Hall in 1967, songwriting, playing Live Aid and his charity work with Feeding America.

On the show this week we chat with Matt Goss,  the British musical icon who after 10 years living and working in Las Vegas, thousands of shows and hundreds of thousands of happy fans, has decided to come home to the UK and release new music.

Goss will still be based some of the time in Los Angeles, his home (alongside Las Vegas) for almost three decades. But his focus looking ahead is more on working and performing in the UK, the place that rocket-powered the teenage Goss, his twin Luke and their Eighties band Bros to the top of the charts, cultural phenomenon status and a headline gig at Wembley Stadium – a feat that made Goss the youngest male ever to headline the legendary venue, a record he still holds today. 

Matt will be releasing a new solo record called 'The Beautiful Unknown' on November 19th and the lead single, 'Somewhere To Fall' is out now. Watch the official video here

It's a fascinating chat about life, fame, celebrity, lunch with Princess Diana and a whole lot more. It even gets quite emotional at the end. 

Jonathan Veira is an internationally acclaimed bass baritone opera singer, who’s performed across the globe with various companies including Glyndebourne, The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden and The Royal Danish Opera Company. His performances in operatic comedy roles have thrilled audiences at home and abroad but JV sings much more than opera alone. This multi-skilled entertainer with a range as big as his heart and character has performed across the globe to great reviews both in opera and in his own one-man show. 

He's also well known in the Christian community for his Christian and gospel albums. There’s no doubt about it, he’s a very funny and supremely talented guy and in this double length podcast the guys chat about JV meeting his wife, Sue, winning a competition which launched his operatic career, debilitating illness in 1989, recovery and playing Falstaff in Copenhagen through to his recent kidney transplant. You won't want to miss a second.