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.
Sam Fender answered first-time festival questions before Ruth's knowledge of Kat's red-and-black lingerie convinced most of the team they were lovers — but they were sisters. [...]
Kanye West's proposed name change inspired listeners to shorten, reverse and rebuild their own names, while 13-year-old Millie explained the Nessa Barrett TikTok relationship drama better than the adults could. [...]
Birmingham New Street became a movie airport for Tom Cruise, Chris secretly knew every Charli XCX answer as Superfan Steve and Amy and Taylor fooled the entire team into thinking siblings were lovers. [...]
Listeners built villa-style balconies, cocktails and giant screens for the Love Island final while Scott and Chris argued over whether a Monday-night reality show really counted as an event. [...]
Listeners nominated professions they would hesitate to date, before Brad and Claire's shared barbecues and lingerie-free clues convinced most of the team they were siblings — but they had been together for years. [...]
A university toe-sucking experiment gave Vicki a reputation visible across a snowy campus, while Hannah confessed she secretly rewinds the clock so late-night guests think it is hours earlier. [...]
Beauty therapist Zoe explained that clients farting during intimate treatments was simply part of the job, before Emma and Josh used holidays, pyjama knowledge and body compliments to confuse Brother or Lover. [...]
Laura revealed her teenage Duke of Edinburgh group chatted to Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip without recognising them, before excitedly abandoning the encounter to document a dead deer for their project. [...]
Hannah and Charlotte explained how fields, barns, DJs and giant signs turned private family celebrations into full festival brands, while listeners revealed the presentations they had made to persuade loved ones to say yes. [...]
Chris squeezed back into the pants Tom Daley knitted him during Lolathon, while Scott wondered whether lockdown had transformed garden centres into Britain's replacement for the traditional department store. [...]