Dave Fanning

This week Billie Eilish was announced as the latest celebrity to add into the 007 franchise! Billie will soundtrack the newest James Bond - “No Time To Die”. Jenn Gannon, expert in pretty much everything, joins Dave to talk about the best themes and what they expect from Billie!

Last year more CEO's left their job than any year before, but how did they know it was time to head off? Career Consultant and founder of Hilt, Sinead English, joins Dave to give advice, tell us what not to do and how to know when it's time to leave!

It's a big week for releases - Waves, Bombshell, Just Mercy and A Hidden Life - How will they do?

As a new oscar film is released each week, it's hard to not start wondering about what the nominations will bring. The race changes when you start to consider the oscar campaign - organized campaigns to try to get Oscars for particular films. Producer and Director, Brian Reddin, joined Dave to explain the campaigns.

The last number one in 2019 was a Joni Mitchell cover by Ellie Goulding. This may be a surprise because it wasn't a huge radio hit, nor did it create a huge social media storm... So how did it get to the coveted Number one? Mark Savage, a BBC music reporter, joins Dave to talk about Amazon's control of the music charts.

This week Picture This launched their latest single, 'Winona Ryder'. This isn't the first time a celebrity became the focal point of a musical piece and, here to tell us about more fo them, is Radio DJ Graham Smyth!

This week The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Harry, and Meghan Markle, announced they would be stepping back from royal duties and becoming financially independent. The reaction from the media and the British public has been a mix so to try and shed some light on what happened and what it means is Caitlin McBride, style editor at Independent.ie.

Dave revisits an interview he had with Woody Woodmansy, a drummer best known for his work with David Bowie in ‘The Spiders from Mars’. The two talk about everything from creating the band to then letting it go.

Today Dave looks back at some of his interviews around the time of David Bowie's passing. One of those interviews is with Tony Visconti, one of the most important music producers in rock history. In the past, Tony’s work includes several of David Bowie’s album’s ‘Young Americans’, ‘The Man Who Sold The World’ and ‘Heroes’.

Two films this week - one is the blockbuster '1917' and the other is 'Seberg' - how will they do in Paul Whittington's reviews?