Welcome back to My Seven Wonders with Clive Anderson! Each week, Clive welcomes a famous guest and dives into the depths of their character with one simple question: if you could choose your own seven wonders of the world, what would they be?

Joining Clive this week is former Arsenal and FA Vice-Chairman, David Dein MBE. Not only does David have many unique and surprising wonders up his sleeve, but he also weighs in on the European Super League, explains the surprising impact football is having on prisons in the UK and gives some insight into the serendipity that brought him and Arsene Wenger together.

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Welcome back to My Seven Wonders with Clive Anderson! Each week, Clive welcomes a famous guest and dives into the depths of their character with one simple question: if you could choose your own seven wonders of the world, what would they be?

Actor, writer, broadcaster, comedian and director Stephen Fry joins Clive to share his wonders of the world in this episode. He speaks of an item that predates even the ancient wonders, tells why his childhood nickname was “un-co” and marvels at the brilliance of some prehistoric artwork.

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Welcome back to My Seven Wonders with Clive Anderson! Each week, Clive welcomes a famous guest and dives into the depths of their character with one simple question: if you could choose your own seven wonders of the world, what would they be?

On this episode, comedian and broadcaster Paul Sinha is sharing his wonders from around the world. From the Caravaggio painting in Rome that enthralls him, to York and it’s opera house where Sinha spent the “most intriguing month of his life”. The Chaser also touches on life with a Parkinson's diagnosis and if his career as a doctor has made him a better patient.

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Welcome back to My Seven Wonders with Clive Anderson! Each week, Clive welcomes a famous guest and dives into the depths of their character with one simple question: if you could choose your own seven wonders of the world, what would they be?

On this episode, legendary Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason is sharing his wonders - making him the first of Clive’s guests to have featured in someone else’s list! Known for being a more straight-laced rock star compared to his bandmates, Mason shares one of his most influential musical idols, as well as telling Clive all about what went on in the run up to that 1989 Pink Floyd gig in Venice.

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Welcome back to My Seven Wonders with Clive Anderson! Each episode, Clive welcomes a famous guest and dives into the depths of their character with one simple question: if you could choose your own seven wonders of the world, what would they be?

Ben Bailey Smith joins Clive this week to tell him about one of his favourite places in the world and why it fills him with wonder. The rapper, comedian and actor, also known as Doc Brown, shares with Clive the multiple and fascinating lives of both of his parents and what inspired him to follow his creative dreams.

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Welcome back to My Seven Wonders with Clive Anderson! Each week, Clive welcomes a famous guest and dives into the depths of their character with one simple question: if you could choose your own seven wonders of the world, what would they be?

This week Clive is joined by actor and comedian Omid Djalili. Omid has had a dazzling career which has involved appearing in Hollywood films such as The Mummy and Pirates of the Caribbean as well as maintaining his work as an award winning comic. In this episode, Omid covers his time in New York filming a sitcom with Whoopi Goldberg, his adoration for a world famous guitar player and why he doesn’t mind a bad review.

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Welcome back to My Seven Wonders with Clive Anderson! Each episode, Clive welcomes a famous guest and dives into the depths of their character with one simple question: if you could choose your own seven wonders of the world, what would they be?

Anthropologist and broadcaster Mary-Ann Ochota is Clive’s guest this week. Mary-Ann lives an adventurous life, and her range of wonders show it. In this episode, Clive finds out about toilet twinning in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the chocolate bar that got Mary-Ann through a particularly arduous sailing trip.

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Welcome back to My Seven Wonders with Clive Anderson! Each episode, Clive welcomes a famous guest and dives into the depths of their character with one simple question: if you could choose your own seven wonders of the world, what would they be?

Taking us through her inspirational items this week is British comedian, actress and television presenter, Olivia Lee! Olivia first gained popularity on TV comedy show Balls of Steel, before landing a role on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and starring in her own TV comedy show, Dirty Sexy Funny. Given her risqué humour, Clive is surprised to find out just how wholesome some of Olivia’s wonders are.

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Welcome back to My Seven Wonders with Clive Anderson! Each episode, Clive welcomes a famous guest and dives into the depths of their character with one simple question: if you could choose your own seven wonders of the world, what would they be?

This week, it’s the turn of comedian, writer, broadcaster and actor Ian Stone to guide Clive through his wonders of the world. Ian’s range of items find us journeying through his childhood, exploring the depths of India, traipsing through the muddy fields of the Glastonbury festival and having a cup of tea with a famous rock star's dad.

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Welcome back to My Seven Wonders with Clive Anderson! Each episode, Clive welcomes a famous guest and dives into the depths of their character with one simple question: if you could choose your own seven wonders of the world, what would they be?

Clive’s guest this week is legendary comedian, writer, actor and TV presenter Griff Rhys Jones. Griff has had a mammoth career, involving TV shows, documentaries and even Olivier Awards. In this episode, Griff takes Clive everywhere from the rocky outskirts of Finland to the dizzying heights of the opera. Whether it’s rubbing shoulders with Eric Clapton at the Palladium or late night games of poker at exclusive members bars, Rhys Jones highlights his eclectic taste from train journeys to performers and everything in between.

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