“It’s wet, it’s dark, my toes are already soggy, but I’m ready — we’re gonna do this.”
“Start the piper!”
“This is the hardest challenge any Radio 2 presenter has ever faced.”
💛 Sara Cox’s Great Northern Marathon Challenge Begins
A huge morning on The Scott Mills Breakfast Show as the nation’s favourite northern DJ, Sara Cox, set off on her epic Great Northern Marathon Challenge for BBC Children in Need. Scott opened the show full of adrenaline, calling it “an emotional rollercoaster [...]
Scott Mills came in still buzzing from the Celebrity Traitors final, and it was the morning everyone needed to debrief. [...]
“If someone tries to make you go to a fireworks display, tell them to rip off because it’s Traitors’ nine o’clock, BBC One.” [...]
Mary brought her famous chocolate cake, the same one on the cover of her new book Mary 90. [...]
Scott delivered on all fronts — mostly by accidentally turning the studio into a gymnasium. [...]
Listeners proudly confessed to early wrapping, wreaths and scented candles. [...]
Scott Mills kicked off the Halloween edition of his Radio 2 breakfast show in suitably chaotic fashion. [...]
Listeners sent in Halloween confessions, including one who wrote: “I tried to scare my partner last night and scared myself instead.” [...]
Scott opened the midweek show full of energy, joking about Bake Off disasters and teasing that “anything can happen as our feature mystery guest is back.” [...]
At 8:30, Scott introduced “a man whose name alone makes people stand up a little taller” — Jon Bon Jovi. [...]
"That’s what Mondays need – a bit less moaning and a bit more dancing." [...]
“Beautiful chaos — Westlife were boisterous, Reese Witherspoon was really famous, and La Voix… well, I love her.” [...]
Scott introduced “Radio 2’s unofficial Queen correspondent”, Bill Bailey, calling him “a man who can play Bohemian Rhapsody on a doorbell.” [...]
The Bear, “Chef Mike,” and sleepless stress. [...]
The morning’s big guest was Luke Combs, joining the show to talk about his “Growin’ Up and Gettin’ Old” world tour and his love for UK crowds. [...]
Lewis Capaldi joined just after 8:30, immediately joking with Scott about their history. [...]
Scott mentioned how Northern Star remains one of the most-played tracks on Radio 2, which made Mel laugh and say, “It’s wild — it still pops up everywhere!” [...]
Scott introduced him as “the only man who can make sitting on a stool look cinematic.” [...]