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The Chris Moyles Show was a BBC Radio 1 breakfast show in the United Kingdom, presented by Chris Moyles. It aired between 5 January 2004 and 14 September 2012.
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The Chris Moyles Show was a BBC Radio 1 breakfast show in the United Kingdom, presented by Chris Moyles. It aired between 5 January 2004 and 14 September 2012.
There were 46 guests on the show during 2011. [1]
| Guest(s) | Date | Guest(s) | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nathan and Max from The Wanted | 12 Jan | Louie Spence | 13 Jan |
| Paul McKenna (former BBC Radio 1 colleague) | 14 Jan | Paddy McGuinness | 18 Jan |
| Davina McCall | 24 Jan | Stacey Solomon | 26 Jan |
| Justin Lee Collins | 27 Jan | Billie Piper | 1 Feb |
| Nick Frost and Simon Pegg | 8 Feb | Kimberley Walsh | 10 Feb |
| James Corden | 15 Feb | Heston Blumenthal | 16 Feb |
| Katherine Kelly | 8 Mar | Olly Murs | 9 Mar |
| Kevin Bridges | 10 Mar | Simon Mayo (former BBC Radio 1 colleague) | 14 Mar |
| Alan Carr | 23 May | Lord Alan Sugar | 8 Jun |
| Robbie Savage | 15 Jun | Calvin Harris | 16 Jun |
| Cameron Diaz | 17 Jun | Adele | 5 Jul |
| Eddie Izzard | 6 Jul | Olly Murs | 7 Jul |
| Pixie Lott | 11 Jul | John Barrowman | 3 Aug |
| Jonathan Ross | 31 Aug | Keith Lemon | 1 Sep |
| Matt Cardle | 5 Sep | Robbie Savage | 7 Sep |
| Example | 8 Sep | David Guetta | 13 Sep |
| Gary Barlow | 14 Sep | Jon Culshaw | 2 Nov |
| Jason Derulo | 1 Dec | Bradley Cooper | 2 Dec |
| Professor Green | 6 Dec | Jay, Tom, and Nathan from The Wanted | 7 Dec |
| Maverick Sabre | 8 Dec | Stacey Solomon | 19 Dec |
| Michael McIntyre | 20 Dec | Peppa Pig | 21 Dec |
There were 72 guests on the show during 2010. [2]
There were 70 guests on the show during 2009. [3]
In the summer of 2004, Moyles interviewed the then British Prime Minister, Tony Blair as part of Sport Relief. Among questions posed to the PM was to name his favourite type of cheese, to which Blair replied Cheddar.[ citation needed ]
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