Christian O’Connell
Radio Star Christian O’Connell chats to Sean about his brand new book ‘Radio Boy’. Plus the breakfast radio boys chat Breakfast shows and the radio shows that they both used to make as kids!
Read MoreRadio Star Christian O’Connell chats to Sean about his brand new book ‘Radio Boy’. Plus the breakfast radio boys chat Breakfast shows and the radio shows that they both used to make as kids!
Read MoreKristin Wiig and Steve Carell, aka Lucy and Gru tell Dan all about what to expect from the gadgets in the up and coming Despicable Me 3 film. And we play some of the trailer for the movie, in cinemas at the end of June!
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X Factor winner Louisa Johnson speaks to Sean about filming the video for her new single ‘Bad Behaviour’ in LA, Pancake Day, and being a bit naughty.
Read MoreThe twin teen sensations of Max and Harvey join us on the Fun Kids Weekly this week! We also have our Podcast of the Week – Professor Hallux’ Hearbeat, an episode of The Great War through a London child’s eye and also Robot’s pick of the week!
Read MoreMax and Harvey are the new teen twin sensations storming musical.ly and YouTube. Anna-Louise wanted to find out more about how they started just 9 months ago, the Shorty award they’ve been nominated for and what they are going to be getting up to…
Read MoreThis Week Robot brushes up on his Polish skills, we have some News to Amuse plus we get on the Road to Radio with The Speakers: Transmission Trivia.
Read MoreThe class find out why digging deep is necessary to find signs of life on Mars.
Read MoreRobot’s a bit over excited because DanTDMis joining us on the Fun Kids Weekly this week. He gives us his top youtubing tips and a little insight into a secret project might be… or might not be.
Read MoreSam has been set homework – to find out about robots used in exploring Mars. He finds that there have been quite a few!
Read MoreNavigating and moving around Mars is hard. And without being able to be in constant contact with Earth, the ExoMars Rover has to look after itself.
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