Back Row and Chill with Jahannah James and Noel Clarke - Stay Home Special Series

Noel is back and he’s here to give away signed prizes! Aside from that and Noel fighting with his chair, we had a packed show full of guests. We had Matthew and Jeffrey Postlethwaite, Anto Sharp and Alex Hobern. Also in the episode, we played out Jahannah’s interview with Viola Davis when they met to speak about new film ‘Fences’.

This week Jahannah was joined by Amber Doig-Thorne! We played out the interviews of when Jahannah met the director of xXx: Return of Xander Cage D.j Caruso, and the star of the motion picture Ruby Rose. Live in the studio we had Peter Stone who talked about his play The Doppel Gang, and Lucy Patterson was back with her honest film reviews.

Jahannah was joined by TeeJ for her first show of the year. Joining them was Jim Bradshaw, the head of BAFTA, to discuss this year's nominations. James Hyland and Michael Shon dropped by to talk about their new play, A Lesson From Auschwitz. Jahannah also caught up with Nina Debrov, the star of the new xXx movie. Comedy content creator, Amber Doig-Thorne swung by for a chat and lastly, Lucy Patterson was here to do this week's film reviews.

George Amponsah and Dionee Walker were in the studio to talk about their new film The Hard Stop. Joining Jahannah on the phone was Billy O'Brien, the writer of I Am Not A Serial Killer. Maude Hirst, the star of hit TV show The Vikings, also popped in to the studio for a chat. Next up was Camille Gatin, the producer of the film The Girl With All The Gifts. Brian Tyree Henry, who stars in the FX series Atlanta, was on the phone to talking all about the series. Jahannah then spoke to Justin Kelly, the writer and director of King Cobra. The actor and producer Michael Landes came on the show to discuss his latest series, Hooten & The Ladies. Lastly, the hilarious Jayde Adams was in the studio promoting her show at the Soho Theatre.

Doc Brown was in the studio to fill Noel and Jahannah in about his time on Life on the Road. The Big Show was on the line to talk about his acting career his involvement with Marvel. The Wall of Comedy boys dropped to discuss their upcoming film The Weekend Movie. Kent Jones also talked to TeeJ about his no1 hit. Jahannah then caught up with the members of Pussy Riot who were in the UK performing Burning Doors at the Soho Theatre. British-Nigerian filmmaker Remi Vaughan-Richards was also on the line to discuss her documentary Faaji Akbar. Aaron Unknown popped in to the studio to talk about his song being featured on the Brotherhood soundtrack. Finally, Charlotte Ritchie was on the phone to talk about the anti-pantomime that she is currently starring in for austerity hit London millennials.

For the last show before Christmas, Noel made a return! Also back in the studio was our honest film review Lucy Patterson and our favourite stand in co-host Teej was on the phone.

All this plus BIFA award winner Camille Gatin stopped by for a chat, Tori Allen-Martin and Sarah Henley from Muted the Musical and funny girl Jayde Adams.

Kevin Freshwater was back for another episode alongside Jahannah James! However, Noel misses the show so much he rang in to talk about his newest project! Jahannah and Kevin were also joined in the studio by social media wizard Harry Hugo, actor Phil Adele and Marisa Carnesky of Dr Carenky’s Bleeding Woman.

Jahannah was joined by Joe Tasker this week. They have a chat with Maude Hirst from Amazon and the History Channels hit show The Vikings. Writers of I am Not A Serial Killer Christopher Hyde and Billy O’Brien . George Amponsah and Dionne Walker the Filmmakers of Hard Stop also joined Jahannah and Joe.

Osy stepped in to help Jahannah out this week, and what a show it was! Star of new BBC Three sit-com Sunny D, David Ajao popped in and director/screen writer Terry Sam Jr stopped by for a chat and a Disney trivia game. On the phone was Fresh Meat, Siblings and Call the Midwife’s Charlotte Richie, who spoke of her new ‘adult panto’. Plus Anna Bogutskaya and Gabriella Apicella from Underwire Festival rang up to talk about the amazing effort they put into empowering women.

Osy joins Jahannah as they chat to make-up artist Lauren Johnson and actor, director and funny man Marc Small. Remi Vaughan-Richards was on the phone to talk about new documentary Faaji Agba, plus some hilariously intense games and quizzes.