Scott Mills
Every write-up and feature centred on Scott Mills, from his Radio 1 afternoon show with Chris Stark through his Radio 2 afternoon slot to the Radio 2 Breakfast Show, covering games, pranks, interviews and daily goings-on across the years.
The Friday Extra Show tested Wrong Number, Right Answer in a cheese shop and a Christmas shop, revisited forgotten Radio 1 festive trailers and dug out Chris’s own deeply strange Christmas song. [...]
The largest Scott Mills Daily podcasts download archive on the internet covering the Radio 1 shows from 2006 and beyond. [...]
With Scott still on holiday, Chris’s Friday Extra Show revisited a week with Matt Edmondson, played Chabuddy G’s Three Little Pigs bedtime story and revealed the surreal moment Chabuddy arrived early and ended up interviewing Ellie Goulding. [...]
The Friday Extra Show played the trailer for Chris’s unaired idea of Chabuddy G narrating Planet Earth, while florist Helen finally revealed the full message she had been unable to read on daytime Radio 1. [...]
Maria’s mum Anne explained how a sailing trip was forced into Queenscliff by bad weather, leaving her and husband David alone on the rocking yacht where his supposed cure for seasickness led to considerably more than steadying the boat. [...]
Jax Jones had to identify whether bizarre comments beneath his videos or adult films included “I have the same pants lol”, while Funny Business reached Get Stuffed and Jack the Stripper. [...]
Rita Ora confidently took on a fan who knew her primary school, shoe size, favourite sauce and an old Eurovision audition, without realising “Steve” was really Chris reading the answers in another room. [...]
Chris’s Friday Extra Show found Kitty, who wrote an angry nightclub review while still inside the club only to discover weeks later that she had posted the whole rant on the local kebab shop’s page. [...]
Mikey’s mum Eileen revealed that Valentine’s Day involved a homemade three-course Indian meal, Queen by the fire and enough romance for Radio 1 to classify him as a curry conception. [...]
Lewis Capaldi had to decide whether comments including “it was so much fun to film” and “it’s insane to watch him grow so big so quickly” came from his own videos or adult films, while listeners revealed inventive ways strangers had given them phone numbers. [...]