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.
Dr David Sands explained how dogs communicate through learned words, body language and vocalisation before being asked to interpret listener Freddy’s musical preferences. [...]
Noah’s dating story became complicated when a gamekeeper disappeared after receiving one of the family’s puppies, prompting Scott to ask whether the dog needed a say in what happened next. [...]
A new term described people who repeatedly disappear and then return with a casual “hey stranger”, while Ghostbusters tried and failed to reach Helen’s missing date. [...]
Maya investigated whether high-street chains really had hidden menus, while Craig’s girlfriend Billy and housemate Sarah confirmed his viral observations about living with them. [...]
After James the private investigator proved a husband was having an affair, his client filled the man’s van with his belongings and left the surveillance photographs on the passenger seat. [...]
A new animal-science game tested whether chickens, fish, lions and penguins could fart, while Craig explained the full catwalk involved in getting ready for a night out. [...]
Craig explained what he had learned from living with his girlfriend and a female housemate, from shared messages and constant poo chat to hair clips appearing everywhere. [...]
The largest Scott Mills Daily podcasts download archive on the internet covering the Radio 1 shows from 2006 and beyond. [...]
John Newman became hotel-booking alter ego Dick Steele, answered questions he would not tackle as himself and then competed against his own character singing the EastEnders theme. [...]
Serial ghoster Charlotte admitted ditching a date because he looked better covered in Tough Mudder mud, prompting Scott to discover he had misunderstood the event’s name for years. [...]