Funny Business
Funny Business was a feature on Scott Mills and Chris Stark's Radio 1 show. These articles collect write-ups of the feature from the archive.
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Lydia and her friend pretended to be French in Leeds, Emma claimed to be Tom Jones’s granddaughter and AJ Tracey joined Scott for Funny Business after performing Ladbroke Grove. [...]
Chris returned with a deep rasp, listeners nominated more rats, plane-licker Alan proved he was still at it and old holiday T-shirts produced names including Roger Big and the Demon Cuddler. [...]
Sherif’s unexplained departure sent Scott and Chris into wild speculation, Mambo Twister revealed he listened to the show and listeners confessed the strangest places their tongues had been. [...]
Scott and Chris returned from Middlesbrough with lost voices, Jax Jones disguised himself as “Jake from Newsbeat” to ask festivalgoers about his own set and Huw Edwards joined for a post-Big Weekend interview. [...]
Pet psychic Jackie tried to explain why Natasha’s cat Clive stared at her through the shower glass, while old polyphonic ringtones returned and Sam’s fake-girlfriend plan was secretly turned against him. [...]
Listener Jenny explained how Tinder conversations led to trips including Dubai, Mauritius and a yacht from Italy to Monaco, while people revealed the ridiculous substitutes they had used when they forgot proper ID. [...]
Listeners hunted David Morgan’s dream cone, hot points included rescuing a pigeon from a chimney and the show accidentally became entangled in another bird identity crisis. [...]
With Chris unavailable, Scott assembled a Friday montage of the week’s best moments, including the publicity-photo crisis, Cockermouth confusion, hot points and the blue-carpet conception. [...]
One of the show’s favourite New Zealand quiz clips became a real tattoo, listeners revealed the small “hot points” which made their partners more attractive and Chris delivered a Stark Guide to Manchester. [...]
Nicole from Pontypridd met her second-favourite celebrity, asked Deborah Meaden which Dragon annoyed her most and learned how many people worked behind the cameras on Dragons’ Den. [...]

