Unofficial Mills is an independent fan site covering Scott Mills and UK radio. Show write-ups are produced from broadcast recordings with AI assistance and reviewed by the site's editor, Jono Read. See our editorial standards for how we work, or get in touch via the contact page.
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.” [...]
The text that summed it up: “Sourdough bears, spoilers, and a chicken impression before 9am. Peak Radio 2.” [...]
At 8:30, the studio lights dimmed (literally — Scott asked for “mood lighting”) as Barry Manilow joined live to talk about his new album Once Before I Go and upcoming farewell tour. [...]
The morning’s oddest story came from a listener in Skegness, who rang in to report that three escaped flamingos had been spotted in a caravan park. [...]
Gloria Estefan leads Scott, Tina, Ellie, Bob and Brian in the Conga around Radio 2’s corridors. [...]