Joining us today is the esteemed actor and comedian you’ll no doubt know from shows like Mock the Week, Fleabag, Outnumbered - and even a few scenes of the latest James Bond film. It’s the wonderful Hugh Dennis!

Before heading back out on tour with Steve Punt for the first time in a decade, Hugh chats to Kate about the joys of letting your career dictate its path, how he found himself in the likes of Fleabag and James Bond, and the importance of finding your tribe.

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Joining us this week is a phenomenal singer-songwriter with one of the most recognisable voices in pop music. It’s noughties icon Anastacia!

Anastacia joins Kate following the release of her latest album, “Our Songs,” a unique project that pays homage to the music she fell in love with while in Germany. Together, they chart her life all the way from childhood - where you would have found her and her sister performing some somewhat inappropriate songs from the musical Hair in the living room - to unforgettable moments like performing at Elton John’s wedding and sharing the stage with Celine Dion for an unexpected rendition of ACDC.

Beyond the glitz and glamour of the spotlight, Anastacia emerges as a beacon of strength and resilience. She candidly shares her journey, from confronting breast cancer and undergoing a double mastectomy to navigating the challenges of menopause as a breast cancer survivor.

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This week, to celebrate the long Easter weekend we're revisiting some brilliant guests that have reminded us of the importance of family and the support they bring. From the heartwarming to the ridiculously hilarious, we've got something for everyone.

First up, it's HRH Princess Eugenie who talks us through the line of phenomenal women she's come from. Then we have Colleen and Maureen from the iconic pop band The Nolans, who tell us how international touring brought them even closer. Plus, we have Mark Bonnar who gets choked up by the sweet words of his father - you might need a hanky!

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Joining us today is an esteemed actor and writer whose incredible career has seen him star in some of the county’s biggest films and TV shows, write a plethora of successful children books and inadvertently set himself on fire - it’s the lovely Ben Miller!

We chat to Ben about how his dream career seemingly unfolded before his eyes, his enduring fascination with the legacy of our childhood and lasting advice he’s found from the most unlikely of sources - including fellow Footlights alumni and former Blue Peter presenters!

Ben’s new book, ‘Diary of a Big Bad Wolf’ is available here. You can watch the brand new series of Professor T on ITVx.

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As Ralf Little departs one of the BBC's most-watched shows, Death in Paradise, after an incredible 5-year reign, we thought we'd revisit our conversation with him where we talk all about his fascinating journey so far!

From his 25-year career spanning iconic shows like The Royle Family and 2 Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps, to auditioning for Tom Hanks and even his semi-professional footballing career - he's a man of many talents!

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Joining us today a former model who has gone from well-known to well-loved, establishing herself as a powerful advocate for autism awareness: it’s the wonderful Christine McGuinness!

Fresh off her stint in BBC Two’s Pilgrimage: The Road Through North Wales, Christine joins Kate to chart her remarkable journey to public prominence. From struggling to fit in at school and falling into the wrong crowd, her childhood was fraught with challenges and confusion. However, Christine has found answers in later life to the questions that had long plagued her, with a late diagnosis of autism providing insight into her sometimes difficult experiences. Armed with this newfound understanding, she seized control of her life and has become a celebrated advocate for those going through exactly what she did!

Pilgrimage: The Road Through North Wales, Fridays at 9pm from 29 March on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer

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Continuing the weekend’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, we’re looking back at some of our favourite Irish guests on today’s episode. Iconic Boyzlife duo, Keith Duffy and Brian McFadden tell us how the Irish find support in community at the best and worst times - from family holidays to funerals alike. We also hear from the mega-talented singer-songwriter and poet Imelda May, who reminisces about her hilariously chaotic childhood growing up in a huge Irish family. Plus, TV presenter Craig Doyle walks us through some laugh-out-loud showbiz tales!

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Joining us today is a true dance music legend and maestro behind the turntables: it’s the iconic Fat Tony!

His journey to becoming a household name wasn’t without its challenges. He joins Kate to chart his career from starting out as a club doorman to DJing around the world and forming lifelong friendships with A-listers like Kate Moss and Boy George - all while struggling with debilitating addiction issues that almost destroyed him.

He chats to Kate about his recovery, finding joy in his now-simpler life and why recent years have seen him embrace unlikely bonds with the likes of Claire Sweeney and Gemma Collins. His story is testament to the power of perseverance! 

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