Chris Stark
Chris Stark was Scott Mills' co-host on BBC Radio 1 from 2012 to 2022. He was discovered DJing in Southampton, and became half of one of Radio 1's best-loved double acts until the pair's final show in August 2022. He now co-presents Capital Breakfast with Jordan North and Sian Welby. Here's every show and moment we've written up featuring Chris.
Kerry lived with both her brother Luke and boyfriend Rob, but the clues persuaded most of the team that Rob was the brother before Scott and producer Amy used Watford's latest managerial change to ask Chris basic football questions. [...]
Lynette came back from Christmas to judge more profiles and told Sasha to forget the man who fled a date over sweaty armpits, while Chris broadcast from home beside a brisket cooking low and slow. [...]
Chris tested positive and stayed home, leaving Scott with producer Amy and Reece Parkinson while Instagram love stories, bad woodwind and Luke Kempner's Ted Hastings interrogation filled the show. [...]
Adele tickets were already a huge Jan Slam prize, but the vague promise of “unique commemorative artwork” sent Scott into a fantasy involving Adele painting a nude Alan Carr holding fruit. [...]
Francis Bourgeois waited trackside for a second Class 66 after the first failed to sound its horn, eventually getting the triumphant tone he wanted while Scott worried Teddy had developed a foot obsession. [...]
Tom Hill finally received the pop-star interview normally reserved for sister Becky, before Jordan North arrived with a phone full of forgotten culture for The Who Game. [...]
A listener refreshed his celebrity top five by dropping Jordan North and bringing in Jeremy Vine, while Scott updated his own list and Don't Look It Up travelled through international versions of The Chase. [...]
Zoe and James sounded sibling-like enough to fool most of the team before revealing they were lovers, while Scott demanded video proof that dinosaurs had ever existed and earned the title “anti-Rexer”. [...]
Producer Amy's driving lessons taught Scott that an automatic-only licence was possible, while Hook-up Higher or Lower travelled from Birmingham to Guildford and all the way to Mauritius. [...]
Scott and Chris investigated the correct way to reheat takeaway chicken balls before turning the spotlight from pop stars to their siblings, including Sam Fender's brother Liam and Joel Corry's sister Amy. [...]