John Hannam Meets...: Recent Episodes
John Hannam
John presents his first new podcast interview for almost a year. He talks to comedian JEFF STEVENSON, from Jumble and Only Fools and Horses.
John celebrates the life of comedian and game show host TOM O'CONNOR, with an archive interview from 2014
John goes back to 2012 for a Hannam Archive interview with TV and stage actor TONY ADAMS. Most famous for playing Adam Chance in Crossroads and Neville Bywaters in General Hospital.
John goes back to 1993 for a Hannam Archive when soccer legends GEORGE BEST and RODNEY MARSH came live into the studio.
John goes back to 2006 for an interview with legendary Cornish comedian JETHRO. He's in great form.
John goes back to 2006 for an interview with movie, TV and stage actor TOM CONTI, most famous for the hit movie Shirley Valentine.
John goes back to 2005 for a Hannam Archive interview with legendary movie, TV and stage star DORA BRYAN.
John goes back to 2006 for a Hannam Archive interview with legendary movie, TV and stage star SUSANNAH YORK.
John goes back to 1994 for an interview with TV and movie actor MICHAEL SHEARD, most famous for playing Mr Bronson in Grange Hill.
John goes back to 2012 for an interview with stage and TV actor DON WARRINGTON, who has appeared in all 10 series of Death In Paradise.
John goes back to 2014 for a Hannam Archive with best selling crime writer PETER JAMES best known for his Roy Grace novels.
John celebrates the life of movie, television and stage actor RONALD PICKUP, who died in February 2021.
John goes back to 2007 for a Hannam Archive interview with legendary movie, TV and stage star SHIRLEY ANNE FIELD.
John goes back to 1985 for his latest rare Hannam Archive. His guest was MANDY RICE-DAVIES.
John goes back to 1983 for a Hannam Archive to celebrate the life of MARY WILSON - an original member of the legendary group The Supremes.
John goes back to 2004 for his latest Hannam Archive. His star guest was the legendary British entertainer MATTHEW KELLY.
John goes back to 2011 for a Hannam Archive with two of Britain's most popular dancers - VINCENT simone and FLAVIA cacace.
John goes back to 2002 for his latest Hannam Archive. It features SUE NICHOLLS and celebrates the life of her husband MARK EDEN.
John goes back to 1996 for his latest Hannam Archive. His star guest was the legendary British entertainer BILL MAYNARD.
John presents part 2 of Gone But Not Forgotten, featuring excerpts from archive interviews with ADAM FAITH, HUGH LLOYD and NORMAN VAUGHAN.
John presents part 1 of Gone But Not Forgotten, featuring excerpts from archive interviews with TOMMY COOPER, RUSS CONWAY and SIR JOHN MILLS.
John celebrates the life of one of Britain's greatest post-war entertainers - the legendary DES O'CONNOR. It's an At Home with Des recorded in 2009.
John celebrates the life of comedian BOBBY BALL with his 2000 interview with Cannon and Ball.
John goes back to 1978 for his latest Hannam Archive.He celebrates the life of the late broadcaster FRANK BOUGH
John goes back to 1995 for his latest Hannam Archive. His star guest was the legendary British entertainer MAX BYGRAVES
John has just recorded a brand new interview with actor, singer and presenter SHAUN WILLIAMSON, who's still fondly remembered for his 8 years as Barry from EastEnders.
In a post-lockdown interview John talks to comedy star MICK MILLER - recently a hit in TV's Last Laugh From Vegas.
John talks to the 2005 X-Factor runner-up ANDY ABRAHAM, the dustman who suddenly found fame and is still enjoying a long career.
For his first new interview since lockdown, John talks to BROOKE FLEMING, one of the new stars of the Amazon Prime series called The Luna Squad.
Two Hannam Archives feature QVC's CHARLIE BROOK and model CATHY BROOK.
John goes back to 1996 for a Hannam Archive interview with legendary entertainer FRANKIE VAUGHAN.
Just before the lockdown John interviewed stage, TV and movie actor DAVID CALDER. It's a fascinating look at his long career.
John goes back to 2012 for an interview with comedian and game show host ROY WALKER. They also pay tribute to the late comedian and fundraiser DAVE LEE.
John goes back to 2006 when he went to Salisbury to meet top movie, stage and TV actor ANNA MASSEY.
John celebrates the life of TV and stage actor TONY SCANNELL - best known for playing DS Ted Roach in The Bill for ten years. This was recorded at the Kings Theatre, Southsea in 1996.
John goes back to 1989 for a rare interview with the legendary worldwide comedy star BENNY HILL.
John goes back to 2003 for a Hannam Archive interview with top movie, TV and stage actor NANETTE NEWMAN, recorded at her Surrey home.
John goes back to 1993 with a Hannam Archive with BILL PERTWEE from Dad's Army and Round The Horne. There's also a guest appearance from IAN LAVENDER.
John presents a Hannam Archive from 2002, when he visited the home of novelist, actor, movie director, producer and screenwriter BRYAN FORBES
John presents a Star Wars Special with KENNY BAKER, DAVE PROWSE, JAMES EARL JONES, GIL TAYLOR and CELIA IMRIE
John presents a Hannam Archive from 2004 featuring two popular actors GARETH HUNT and GEORGE SEWELL. Who were both in a thriller on Bournemouth Pier.
John celebrates the life of STIRLING MOSS with an archive interview from 2007, when he went to his London home.
John pays his own tribute to HONOR BLACKMAN with a Hannam Archive from a 2000 interview in London.
John celebrates the life of EDDIE LARGE with a Hannam Archive of a 1991 live interview with Little and Large on John Hannam Meets.
John talks to one of Britain's greatest rock 'n' roll legends MARTY WILDE. He reveals some amazing memories
John celebrates the life of ROY HUDD with a Hannam Archive from 2014, recorded at the home of the Water Rats
John talks to MARK JORDON, known by millions as PC Phil Bellamy from Heartbeat and 'DAZ' Spencer from Emmerdale. His combined appearances are around 500
John talks to TESSA PEAKE-JONES, who played Raquel in Only Fools and Horses and is now such a favourite in Grantchester.
John celebrates the life of the legendary NICHOLAS PARSONS who died in late January. It's an interview from 2011.
John says Hi-de-Hi to the one and only SU POLLARD. He doesn't need to say much at all. She's in great form.
John celebrates the life of actor CRISTOPHER BEENY who died in January. His hit TV series included The Grove Family, Upstairs Downstairs, In Loving Memory and Last of the Summer Wine. It's an interview from 2010
John talks to JOHN 'BOYCIE' CHALLIS from Only Fools and Horses and The Green Green Grass and more recently Benidorm
John talks to tv actor GAYNOR FAYE from hit series like Coronation Street, Emmerdale, Playing The Field and The Chase. She also won Dancing On Ice. Currently she's touring in Band of Gold. There are also archive interviews with Barbara Dickson and Geraldine James.
John talks to KAY MELLOR -who has written hit TV series like Band of Gold, Fat Friends, The Syndicate and In The Club. Band of Gold is now on its world première tour as a play.
John celebrates the life of the late KENNY LYNCH the popular singer, actor and comedian. He died in late 2019.
John talks to top TV and stage actor ROBERT DAWS. His hit series include Outside Edge, The Royal and Roger Roger.
John talks to JOE McFADDEN about his various hit TV series, winning Strictly and starring in the current tour of Priscilla
John talks to popular actor GWEN TAYLOR. Her hit series include Barbara, Duty Free, Heartbeat, Coronation Street and A Bit Of A Do.
John celebrates the life of the legendary broadcaster and journalist CLIVE JAMES, with an archive interview from 2005.
John catches up with HELEN GEORGE - best known for playing Trixie in Call The Midwife and Strictly
John catches up with MARTI PELLOW who is starring as Capt Hook in the Mayflower, Southampton, pantomime.
John talks to popular TV and stage actor ANDREW LANCEL. He played DI Neil Manson in The Bill for seven years and the notorious villain Frank Foster in Coronation Street.
John catches up with former Crackerjack star JAN HUNT still performing into her eighties.
John talks to all round entertainer BOBBY CRUSH, who won Opportunity Knocks back in 1972.
John talks to actor TRISTRAM WYMARK about his own career and that of his famous father PATRICK WYMARK, who died at the age of just 44
John celebrates the life of actor STEPHEN MOORE, who died in early October 2019. Most famous for the voice of Marvin on A Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy and the Adrian Mole and Harry Enfield TV shows.
In a unique double John presents a new 2019 interview with actor SOPHIE WARD and a 1985 archive interview with her late father SIMON WARD
John celebrates the life of JASON DORS-LAKE, the son of Diana Dors, who passed away in early September. It's an archive from 2013.
John goes back to 1999 for a Hannam Archive that features the Hollywood legend CHARLTON HESTON in the longest interview of his life.
John talks to West End and Broadway star EARL CARPENTER. There is a brand new interview and a 2009 Hannam Archive.
John talks to BRIAN MURPHY, one of Britain's most popular comedy actors from shows like George and Mildred and Last Of The Summer Wine.
John talks to actor LINDA REGAN, who played April in Hi-de-Hi. She also writes tough crime novels.
John talks to stage and TV actor RUPERT BATES, who followed his father, Michael
Bates, into the business. He's got some stories.
John talks to top character actor RON COOK. He appeared in every episode of Mr Selfridge, as Mr Crabbe. His latest TV shows include
Chernobyl and Les Miserables.
John talks to top stage and TV actor VIRGINIA STRIDE, who was in the original hit series Z Cars.
John talks to Award-winning movie, stage and television actor NANCY CARROLL. She appeared as Lady Felicia in
nearly 50 episodes of Father Brown.
John talks to movie, stage and television actor MATTHEW COTTLE, from TV shows like Game On, The Windsors and Citizen Khan.
John talks to former Howard's Way actor GRAHAM POUNTNEY about his career and current projects.
To celebrate the life of FREDDIE STARR John revisits a rare 1982 interview he recorded on location with the legendary star.
John talks to movie, stage and television actor STEPHEN WIGHT, who grew up on the Isle of Wight.
John talks to TV, stage and movie actor VICKI MICHELLE, best known as Yvette in Allo Allo.
John talks to TV, stage andmovie actor LIZ WHITE. Her credits include Life On Mars, The Woman In Black, Pride and Ackley Bridge
John is at home with British rock & roll legend MARTY WILDE, soon to celebrate his
80th birthday with a huge British tour.
John talks to BERNIE CLIFTON - one of Britain's most celebrated all-round entertainers.
John talks to movie, stage and television actor CELIA IMRIE, now also a top selling novelist.
John talks to CHARLIE STEMP, one of the fastest rising stars in the theatre world. Currently he's in the national tour of Rough Crossing and later this
year will be in the West End's Mary Poppins.
John goes back to 2003 with a Hannam Archive of an interview with movie, TV and stage actor DERREN NESBITT.
John talks to West End and Broadway star LAURA MICHELLE KELLY, who grew up on the Isle of Wight. She has a debut London one-woman show on February 24.
John talks to DENISE BLACK - who played Denise Osbourne in Coronation Street and Joanie Dingle in Emmerdale.
John talks to TV and stage actor VICKY BINNS. She played Ollie Reynolds in Emmerdale and Molly Dobbs in Corrie. Currently she's touring in Abigail's Party.
John talks to TV and stage actor DANIEL CASEY, who played SGT TROY in the first 30 episodes of Midsomer Murders.
John celebrates the life of WINDSOR DAVIES with an archive interview from 1995, recorded at the Mayflower,Southampton.
John talks to two of the stars from Calendar Girls - The Musical - DENISE WELCH and RUTH MADOC.
John celebrates the life of the late JUNE WHITFIELD, with an 'at home' interview he did with her in 2000.
John talks to former winner of the X-Factor, Pop Star to Opera Star and The Jump - JOE McELDERRY.
John talks to LAURA MAIN who plays Shelagh Turner in Call The Midwife. She's currently starring in Shrek The Musical.
John talks to comedian and actor BOBBY DAVRO. He's in the Southampton Mayflower pantomime.
John goes to the Mayflower,Southampton, to interview two of their pantomime stars - SHEILA FERGUSON and SUZANNE SHAW.
John talks to actor, singer and songwriter GLENN CARTER, currently playing Che in Evita.
John talks to top actor TOM BURKE from hit TV series like War and Peace, Musketeers and Strike.
John talks to TV presenter and former winner of Dancing On Ice and runner-up in I'm A Celebrity - Get Me Out Of Here, JAKE QUICKENDEN.
John talks to '60s movie icon RITA TUSHINGAM. Her movies include The Trap, A Taste of Honey, Dr Zhivago and Girl With The Green Eyes.
John is at home with MARK KING, the front man of LEVEL 42. They are about to undertake another British and European tour.
John talks to West End star CLAIRE MACHIN, whose West End successes include Les Mis, Memphis, Mary Poppins and The Girls.
John talks to all-round entertainer GARY WILMOT, who began as a TV impressionist. He's been in so many hit West End shows.
John talks to one of life's greatest talkers DAVID ICKE. As ever, it's compulsive listening.
John talks to singer DANIEL O'DONNELL, who's had a hit album every year for the last 30 years.
John talks to actor ANNETTE BADLAND. Her hit TV series include Bergerac, The Queen's Nose, Dr Who and playing Babe Smith in EastEnders.
John talks to TOMMY CANNON - about his long career in Cannon and Ball, his solo work and their recent hit TV show from Las Vegas.
John talks to singer, actor songwriter, musician and TV and radio presenter PAUL JONES. It's a fascinating insight into his life.
John talks to top commercial diver MARTIN WOODWARD - who has dived on 700 wrecks. He was also a former Bembridge Lifeboat coxswain. He's got quite a story...
John talks to TV and stage actor JACK ELLIS about his latest project, SS Mendi -Dancing To The Death Drill. He was Jim Fenner in Bad Girls and Harry Mason in Corrie.
John celebrates the life of LESLIE GRANTHAM, with the last interview he ever did with him - at the Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne in 2008.
John talks to stage, TV and movie actor RUTH GEMMELL. Her credits include Band of Gold, Fever Pitch, Silent Witness, Uptopia, Home Fires and Penny Dreadful.
John talks to funny man BILLY PEARCE. This TV and stage comedian has also appeared in top musicals and television dramas.
John talks to legendary actor OLIVER FORD DAVIES - known worldwide as Sio Bibble from Star Wars. He was also in every episode of Cavanagh QC. His other credits include Game of Thrones, Mrs Brown and Sense and Sensibility.
John visits the West End's Duke of York's Theatre to interview top TV, stage and movie actor ROGER ALLAM. Famous for hit television series like Endeavour, The Missing and The Thick of It. This time he's bald - for a reason.
John celebrates the life of JIM BOWEN, who died in early 2018. It's a Hannam Archive from 2006.
John's latest interview features stage and television actor NATASHA BARNES, who has just released her first album. She wowed West End audiences when she took over from Sheridan Smith in Funny Girl. She won standing ovations every night.
John's latest interview features stage and television actor CATHERINE CUSACK, a member of the famous Irish acting dynasty. Her regular series include Ballykissangel.
A short Hannam Archive features JEREMY IRONS.
John's latest Hannam Archive interview celebrates the life of BILL MAYNARD, who died in late March. John last met him in Guildford in 1996 and that complete interview can be heard as a tribute to Bill.