Huw Samuel stepped in this week to help out Jahannah! On this show Teej caught up with Josh Helman of My Name is Lenny and Jahannah spoke to Nick Broomfield about ‘Whitney: Can I Be Me’. In the studio we had Kevin MacDonald to talk about Touching The void and stars of BLISS! Montserrat Lombard and Freya Parks. Also, they spoke to Dawn Sievewright and Frances Mayli of Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour and creators of Holy Crap Benji and Nicholas. And breathe…..

Huw Samuel stepped in this week to help out Jahannah! On this show Teej caught up with Josh Helman of My Name is Lenny and Jahannah spoke to Nick Broomfield about ‘Whitney: Can I Be Me’. In the studio we had Kevin MacDonald to talk about Touching The void and stars of BLISS! Montserrat Lombard and Freya Parks. Also, they spoke to Dawn Sievewright and Frances Mayli of Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour and creators of Holy Crap Benji and Nicholas. And breathe…..

Noel was flying solo this week – almost! Noel’s on-screen wife Shanika Warren joined him as his guest co-host. Also on the show Jed Shepard to talk about Dawn of The Deaf at this years London Sundance Festival and Duane Henry popped by for a way overdue catch up. Also in the studio was the very talented Gareth O’Connor to talk new play Danny in the Deep Blue Sea. Last but not least, our resident film reviewer Lucy Patterson join Noel and Shanika to talk the newest film releases.

Noel was flying solo this week – almost! Noel’s on-screen wife Shanika Warren joined him as his guest co-host. Also on the show Jed Shepard to talk about Dawn of The Deaf at this years London Sundance Festival and Duane Henry popped by for a way overdue catch up. Also in the studio was the very talented Gareth O’Connor to talk new play Danny in the Deep Blue Sea. Last but not least, our resident film reviewer Lucy Patterson join Noel and Shanika to talk the newest film releases.

On this episode of Back Row and Chill, Jahannah was joined by Kevin Freshwater! They brought you up to date with this week’s entertainment news, talked Netflix originals and the newest film releases. Hannah Pool from Southbank’s African Utopia Festival stopped by to tell us about her amazing event. Also in the studio, we had Lucy Patterson to talk Pirates of the Caribbean and aliens?!

On this episode of Back Row and Chill, Jahannah was joined by Kevin Freshwater! They brought you up to date with this week’s entertainment news, talked Netflix originals and the newest film releases. Hannah Pool from Southbank’s African Utopia Festival stopped by to tell us about her amazing event. Also in the studio, we had Lucy Patterson to talk Pirates of the Caribbean and aliens?!

This week Noel was back! Ron Scapello popped by to talk about his new film My Name Is Lenny. Star and Director of nude play (yes you heard us!) Adam Scott-Rowley dropped in to talk This Is Not Culturally Significant. Also in the studio we had music composer Ilan Eshkeri who told us about his contributions to major feature films. Also, director Alex Taylor told us about his new film Spaceship – which premiered that evening! Last but not least, resident film reviewer Lucy Patterson passed...

This week Noel was back! Ron Scapello popped by to talk about his new film My Name Is Lenny. Star and Director of nude play (yes you heard us!) Adam Scott-Rowley dropped in to talk This Is Not Culturally Significant. Also in the studio we had music composer Ilan Eshkeri who told us about his contributions to major feature films. Also, director Alex Taylor told us about his new film Spaceship – which premiered that evening! Last but not least, resident film reviewer Lucy Patterson passed...

This week Alex Hobern was back! He cohosted another fab show with Jahannah whilst Noel was away. First up, Edward Bluemel was on the phone to natter about Love in Idleness at the Apollo Theatre. In the studio we had Annemiek Van Elst and Claudia Marinaro from the amazing Becoming Mohammed. All this plus a lie detector text, entertainment news and our resident film reviewer Lucy Patterson also stopped by.

This week Alex Hobern was back! He cohosted another fab show with Jahannah whilst Noel was away. First up, Edward Bluemel was on the phone to natter about Love in Idleness at the Apollo Theatre. In the studio we had Annemiek Van Elst and Claudia Marinaro from the amazing Becoming Mohammed. All this plus a lie detector text, entertainment news and our resident film reviewer Lucy Patterson also stopped by.

This week Teej was back to cohost with Jahannah! Up first we funny man Tom Stade. Followed by Phina Oruche to talk about her new play at the Oval House – Identity Crisis. We also played out Jahannah’s interview from earlier in the week with director Hope Dickinson Leach and actress Ellie Kendrick of The Levelling. Last but not least, we had our resident film reviewer Lucy Patterson in to talk the newest releases.

This week Teej was back to cohost with Jahannah! Up first we funny man Tom Stade. Followed by Phina Oruche to talk about her new play at the Oval House – Identity Crisis. We also played out Jahannah’s interview from earlier in the week with director Hope Dickinson Leach and actress Ellie Kendrick of The Levelling. Last but not least, we had our resident film reviewer Lucy Patterson in to talk the newest releases.

Jahannah was joined by a special co-host Alexa Wall. Michael Yale and David Leopold chatted about their show Late Company. Jonathan Wakeman and Brakes’ director Mercedes Grower chatted about the LOCO Festival. Shola Amoo and Tanya Fear from the film A Moving Image stopped by the studios. Our favourite honest film reviewer Lucy Patterson joined the girls. Jahannah also chatted to Florence Pugh and William Oldroyd about Lady Macbeth.

Jahannah was joined by a special co-host Alexa Wall. Michael Yale and David Leopold chatted about their show Late Company. Jonathan Wakeman and Brakes’ director Mercedes Grower chatted about the LOCO Festival. Shola Amoo and Tanya Fear from the film A Moving Image stopped by the studios. Our favourite honest film reviewer Lucy Patterson joined the girls. Jahannah also chatted to Florence Pugh and William Oldroyd about Lady Macbeth.

This week Osy was Jahannah’s co-host! Sabine Krayenbühl and Zeva Oelbaum joined them to talk about their new film Letters From Baghdad, of which they are directing. George Evans, co-director of the marvelously scary play The Gap In The Light. On the phone we had Allison Kugel to talk about her new book ‘Journaling Fame: A Memoir of a Life Unhinged and on the Record’. Finally, we had Lucy Patterson with some more honest film reviews. All this plus two competitions! Yes, two!

This week Osy was Jahannah’s co-host! Sabine Krayenbühl and Zeva Oelbaum joined them to talk about their new film Letters From Baghdad, of which they are directing. George Evans, co-director of the marvelously scary play The Gap In The Light. On the phone we had Allison Kugel to talk about her new book ‘Journaling Fame: A Memoir of a Life Unhinged and on the Record’. Finally, we had Lucy Patterson with some more honest film reviews. All this plus two competitions! Yes, two!

Noel was back this week for an EPIC episode. We had two amazing guests from Soho Theatre pop by to talk about their projects; Katie Bonna and Kiza Dean. Also in the studio, we had stars of The Life Musical T’Shan Williams and David Albury. Star of Sky Atlantic’s Guerrilla Abraham Lewis also popped by for a chat and we played out the interview of when Jahannah met Joshua McGuire earlier in the day.

What a great episode! First up we had Urbain Wolf in the studio to talk his amazing play Custody. Also in the studio, we had Jay Taylor and Oliver Coopersmith to talk about their new, two-man play 46 Beacon. On the phone, we had Max Casella who told us all about The Kid Stays in the Picture which is at the Royal Court Theatre right now! Finally, we had Sam from Flatpack Festival to big up their event, and Lucy Patterson with some film and TV reviews.

On the week when Noel and Jahannah hosted another great competition; we had Josh, Chloe and Ben from the musical The Girls and movie music composer Ralegh Long popped by to chat soundtracks. Head to FUBAR Radio’s twitter to win a signed BrOTHERHOOD vinyl.

This week Noel was away but Jahannah took the show solo – and she rocked it! First up, Waj Ali popped by to talk BBC Two’s The Attack. Also in the studio was comedy sketch wizard Brookelyn. On the phone, we had Mido Hamada from NBC’s Emerald City and we played out the interview of when Jahannah met writer and director of Personal Shopper, Olivier Assaya.

Noel was back this week! He and Jahannah talked Samuel Jackson criticising British leads, Ed Sheeran producing a musical and much more. In the studio, we had Different for Girls Director Campbell X and BFI Deputy Festivals Director Tricia Tuttle. Finally, we had our honest film reviewer Lucy to talk Bates Motel and Fist Fight.

Monique Catalino of Cinema Made in Italy Film Festival to promote her amazing worldwide series of events. We played out the interview of when Jahannah met up with director of Certain Women Kelly Reichardt. In the studio we had The Wild Party’s Bronte Barbe and Dex Lee, who smashed our 90’s trivia game! And not to forget our honest film reviewer Lucy Patterson who popped by, make sure you check out her blog Popcorn and Pick n Mix!

Noel was in this week and it was a banger of a show! On the phone we had two amazing guests; Scandal’s Joe Morton, followed by the main man in Halfway Quinton Aaron. In studio we had the very talented Lewis Rose to talk about his film The Chop and the lovely Lucy Patterson with her honest film reviews.

This week, funny guy Alex Hobern joined Jahannah as her stand in co-host! First up the king of theatre and TV Alex Vlahos came in the studio for a chat. We then played you a great chat from when Jahannah met Moonlight play wright Tarell Alvin McCraney. Last but not least, the lovely Lucy Patterson delivered some great honest film reviews. Catch up NOW!

Teej joined Jahannah for another fun packed show! BAFTA nominated Conor MacNeill phoned in for a chat, Director Dan Hutton stopped by to talk about new pay ‘Big Guns’ and cast members of This Must Be The Place, Molly Roberts and James Cooney, popped in for a chat.