Who wants to do a podcast in a pub…
Chris Tarrant, father of Radio X’s own mid-morning presenter Toby Tarrant, has joined The Chris Moyles Show for their annual Pubcast to raise funds for Radio X’s official charity, Global’s Make Some Noise.
Suzanne Ryder Richardson, Director of Global Goodness, Global’s Make Some Noise:
“It’s fantastic to see Chris Moyles and the team return with an amazing ninth Pubcast, raising money for Global’s Make Some Noise. Every donation given for the Pubcast will help change lives in communities across the UK, funding vital projects so that nobody is left facing life’s toughest challenges alone.”
Tarrant – who was for years the host of Capital’s breakfast show on the radio – is best known for he telly work including on ATV’s children’s madcap series Tiswas, ITV’s game show Who Wants to be a Millionaire? and his train travelog with Channel 5.
Pubcast annual limited-edition podcast, recorded with Chris Moyles and his team over the course of an afternoon at the pub, will return for yet more mayhem with the ninth edition launching today, Monday 3rd February, just in time to reward Radio X listeners for completing Dry January.
Recorded on a chilly, winter afternoon, the team – made up of Chris Moyles, Dominic Byrne, Toby Tarrant, Pippa Taylor, James Robinson and Chris ‘Captain Crapbeard’ Longman – settled down with some drinks in a local boozer to record the ninth edition of The Chris Moyles Show Pubcast. This year, one of Chris Moyles’ radio idols, Chris Tarrant, joined the shenanigans for one of the best Pubcasts ever.
There is also a surprise FaceTime from singer and actor Keith Duffy, who follows up on a sinister story *floating* around the internet involving Chris Moyles, to see if he can finally put the rumour to bed. Plus, the team share more jaw-dropping stories and deliver a few more surprises in the process.
To access the podcast, listeners can make a voluntary donation via text message, with all money raised going to Radio X’s charity Global’s Make Some Noise, which is changing lives across the UK by funding vital projects delivered by small charities – tackling issues such as mental health, poverty, and homelessness.
To date, The Chris Moyles Show Pubcast has raised over £1m for Global’s Make Some Noise.
