Joining Clive today is comedian, musician, filmmaker and writer, Rich Hall!

Rest assured that this is one of the broadest ranges of wonders yet, with everything from the splendour of Yellowstone River and some magnificent buildings - right down to the inner workings of a tractor. A suitable mix for a polymath of Rich's calibre!

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Why have seven wonders when you can have eleven? That was the attitude from today’s guest, the esteemed comedian and panel show regular, Reginald D. Hunter!

His initial long list contains some of the most interesting and unexpected wonders we have seen on the show – there was even a surprise practical joke thrown in… However, with Clive’s help, Reginald whittles down his nominations to a final magnificent seven that are not to be missed!

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Who needs a map when you have music? Today, we’re joined by the composer and musician Howard Goodall, who reveals how the Indigenous Australians managed to draw maps of the landscape through song. 

Other wonders include the musical Hamilton and the iconic Stevie Wonder. But this isn't a show just about music – figs get a more than honourable mention on Howard’s list!

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Did you know that lions used to live in London and all across the UK?

On today’s episode, writer and environmental activist George Monbiot takes us on a fascinating journey through some of the most amazing and complex characteristics of the natural world. Join Clive as he revels in a fabulous list of wonders that are as educational as they are wondrous.

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At the age of just 14, Jack Carroll shot to stardom when his infectiously confident stand-up comedy took him all the way to the final of Britain's Got Talent. 

Almost a decade on, he joins Clive to revel in the joys of comedy writing and his other passions. Listen on for some nostalgic wonders that stretch far beyond what you’d expect.

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Have you ever considered a pick-up truck as something wondrous? Today award-winning journalist, author and broadcaster David Aaronovitch explains why it is just that after a pick-up truck twice saved him in his most desperate hour of need.

Join Clive in learning about David’s fascinating and varied life, from growing up a communist to working in Iraq during the war.

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Today on My Seven Wonders we have one of the most iconic TV personalities of the last 40 years – it's Anneka Rice!

Anneka rose to fame in the 80s as the “skyrunner” on the hit Channel 4 show, Treasure Hunt. However, we discover that success didn’t occur overnight and there was plenty of hard work (and bluffing) along the way. Join Clive in learning all about Anneka’s fascinating life, action-packed career and why the colour blue is one of her wonders of the world.

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Today's guest brings a set of wonders that have been heavily inspired by a highly successful career of more than 30 years. It’s journalist, political correspondent and television broadcaster, John Sergeant.

Taking a reflective look at his life and career, John's wonders range from a patriotic celebration of British life to real wonders of the world. It's a fascinating list that's not to be missed!

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Today's guest brings a selection of wonders that reflect his varied performing career. He's a man that's as comfortable performing Shakespeare as he is on spicy panel shows or in a pantomime: it's comedian Rufus Hound!

Rufus takes Clive on a meandering stroll through a list of wonders that are extremely important and utterly irrelevant in equal measure. From natural beauty found anywhere to the architecture of a building he seemingly also hates, let's just say it's an unusual collection. Listen on to find out more!

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From appearing on Strictly Come Dancing to hosting a national radio show - all amongst his regular commitments as a local vicar - Rev. Richard Coles' life is a truly varied one. Much like his own collection of seven wonders!

He joins Clive to discuss everything from engineering feats like the Brompton bicycle, to pastimes enjoyed every Sunday by his congregation and TV icons. Join Clive for a delightful chat with a man as fascinated with the world as he is self-deprecating about his place in it.

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