Singer and actor Jay McGuiness joins Mark Wogan this week.

Jay opens up about his memories of being part of The Wanted, his friendship with the late Tom Parker , his love of marmite, returning to the theatre to star in Juliet in The Musical and Mark tries to change Jay’s mind on aubergine.

This episode was filmed at the Mount Street Restaurant in Mayfair with dishes cooked by executive chef Jamie Shears

You can see Jay across the UK in & Juliet The Musical by visiting www.andjulietthemusical.co.uk

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Rugby player turned author and podcaster James Haskell joins Mark Wogan this week to take on the spoons.

James reflects on his marriage to @chloemadeley including being part of her ITV documentary, the sense of humour that Princess Anne has in a joke they shared together and Mark tries to change James' mind on mushroom.

This episode was recorded at Homeslice in The City.

James' book, The Good, The Bad & The Rugby is out to buy now.

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Actress Victoria Smurfit joins Mark Wogan this week on Spooning With Mark Wogan.

Victoria opens up on her daughter being diagnosed with stargardt's muscular dystrophy, her love of the 70s food cuisine and Mark tries to change Victoria's mind on duck.

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Comedian Ed Byrne takes on the spoons this week with Mark Wogan.

Ed opens up about his love of saucy sponge , why he had a steak pie down his trousers and Mark sees if he can change Ed's mind on peas.

You can see on his Tragedy Plus Time Tour by visiting www.edbyrne.com

This episode was filmed at Homeslice in The City. Visit: https://www.homeslicepizza.co.uk

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Actress Emilia Fox joins Mark Wogan this week.

Emilia opens up about how discovering post mortems of Silent Witness has made her reflect on how she seizes life, the secrets to being on Gogglebox and Mark sees if he can change her mind on chickpeas.

You can see Emilia Fox on Silent Witness on BBC1 and on the BBC iPlayer

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The Traitors' Claudia Winkleman joined Mark Wogan last year to talk about the food that she thinks she loves and the food that she thinks she hates. We give you another chance to hear the interview.

Plus, Claudia talks about why she does not kiss her husband after he drinks water and what her and Tess Daly eat after filming Strictly Come Dancing.

This podcast was recorded at The Mount Street Restaurant in Mayfair with dishes cooked by Executive Chef James Shears.

You can watch The Traitors Season 3 on The BBC Iplayer now!

New episodes every Thursday!

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Comedian Jimmy Carr and the knowledge of all food, and Ewan Venters, joined Mark last year to chat about their favourite and least favourite Christmas foods as we wrap up the Christmas celebrations.

Plus, we have a Mince Pie taste test between Selfridges, Fortnum & Mason and Sainsbury's. And we find out the best way to eat caviar.

This podcast was recorded at The Mount Street Restaurant in Mayfair with dishes cooked by Executive Chef James Shears.

New episodes every Thursday!

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Virgin Radio presenter and author Leigh Francis joins Mark Wogan this week.

Leigh opens up about the difference between Keith Lemon and Leigh Francis, his hatred of seeds and nuts and Mark tries to change Leigh's mind on olives.

Leigh's single Christmas Pigs is out to download now from https://leighfrancis.ffm.to/christmaspigs

Leigh's book Leigh,Myself and I is available to buy from all good bookshops now

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