Headliners with Nihal Arthanayake

“The hardest thing I’ve ever done.” The Homeland actor on making Psychosis and Me, a documentary about his breakdown 30 years ago

'I had panic attacks during Bake Off'. Nadiya opens up about her anxiety and why she has made a documentary about it.

The chef on winning a Michelin star at the age of 24, food waste and his love of cricket.

The singer-songwriter on her new album, the X Factor and the best job she ever had.

Guy talks to Nihal about reworking some of the classic tunes from his writing partnership with Robbie Williams and how he needed someone that had Robbie’s “outrageous ambition”

“I was in the dog house for two days.” The hip hop artist on pranking his girlfriend and why his ADHD means “when I write rhymes that’s the only time I get to say exactly what I mean.”

The best-selling author and podcaster talks to Nihal Arthanayake about millennial culture, stoking controversy on social media and his first non-fiction book, White.

Kiefer talks to Nihal about the “stigma” associated with Hollywood stars who make music, his new album, the new series of Designated Survivor and how he learned to love his name.

The Oscar-winning director on his new psychological thriller Greta and why he thinks people will soon be paying not to be famous.

(photo courtesy of Patrick Redmond)

The author talks to Nihal Arthanayake about her debut novel Queenie, why she’s had enough of micro-aggressions, the perils of modern dating and much more. You can also search BBC Sounds to hear Tamara Lawrence reading Queenie.