Clara Amfo
Broadcaster Clara Amfo appears here both as a Radio 1 guest during the Scott Mills and Chris Stark years and, more recently, standing in for Trevor Nelson on Radio 2, including moments from her own Strictly run.
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Clara Amfo stood in for Trevor Nelson with Old-Skool voice notes, a tricky One Second to Name win and Clare Balding's book pick. [...]
Clara Amfo sat in for Trevor Nelson on Radio 2, sharing Jamie Oliver's emotional Anthony Bourdain book story and crowning a One Second to Name champion. [...]
Clara Amfo sat in for Trevor Nelson, championing Stevie Wonder, spotlighting Alicia Keys, and running a nail-biting One Second to Name. [...]
Clara Amfo covered Trevor Nelson's Radio 2 afternoon show, revealing she'd been unwell for a week, with One Second to Name and the Old School Run. [...]
Scott and Chris reacted to Annie Mac ending 17 years at Radio 1, while Chris Hughes revealed his racehorse Annie Mc was also taking time out in a field for the summer. [...]
Clara Amfo's breakthrough Strictly scores triggered a search for the one thing Chris could genuinely claim to be 10-out-of-10 at, before an accidental honeymoon photo left one listener unable to look at Disney characters the same way. [...]
A second supplied 3 February podcast followed ridiculous tip-jar slogans, Chris admitting he had secretly hated Scott’s New York birthday surprise and workplaces where sirens announced lunchtime. [...]
With Chris away, Ali Plumb guided Scott through the Bond 25 announcement while a Stark Guide to Cardiff celebrated Chippy Lane, bus-driver etiquette, Captain Morgan and the city’s claim to the sleeping bag. [...]
As daylight finally returned, Scott and Chris tested “silly things at silly o’clock”, donated when comedy clips genuinely made them laugh and played Homes Under The Hammer’s literal-music game with Clara Amfo. [...]
Chris returned from Dublin after a weekend of fancy dress, party bikes and Irish pop, with Scott admitting the red-and-white outfit he supplied was meant to be a “1920s man” rather than Where’s Wally. [...]



