• My Seven Wonders with Clive Anderson

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My Seven Wonders with Clive Anderson

By: Stak
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  • The Seven Wonders of the World catalogue the world's most spectacular natural wonders and man-made structures. But, if you could choose your own personal Seven Wonders of the World, what would they be? Join Clive Anderson as he sits down with a range of guests to explore exactly that. Nothing is off limits, from culinary delights to train journeys and world-famous performers, as each guest guides us through the why, the how and the when of their seven passions.

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Episodes
  • 79. Chris Stark - LIVE!

    79. Chris Stark - LIVE!
    May 30 2024

    Have you ever wondered what the toilets of Kensington Palace are like? Well today’s guest Chris Stark has the inside scoop, and he believes they’re more wondrous than the Malia Strip!


    The radio presenter, DJ and podcaster also tells Clive about the time his German pen pal kicked a pigeon in Trafalgar Square, and reveals how his dead goldfish went out with a bang!


    This episode was recorded live at the Norden Farm Centre for the Arts, April 2024.


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    54 mins
  • 78. Cally Beaton - LIVE!

    78. Cally Beaton - LIVE!
    May 23 2024

    Would you ever consider bonobo apes to be a wonder of the world? Well, comedian and writer Cally Beaton certainly does, and on today’s show she tells Clive all about them! And no, she didn't choose them solely because of their slightly fruity behaviour...


    Cally also makes a strong case for bicycles, ice cream vans and Jeff, her wire-haired dachshund. However Clive couldn’t help but pick comedic legend, Joan Rivers, as Cally’s wonder of wonders after hearing the inspiring role Joan played in Cally's own journey into comedy.


    This episode was recorded live in Bridport, April 2024.


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    1 hr and 1 min
  • 77. Matt Goldich - LIVE!

    77. Matt Goldich - LIVE!
    Oct 26 2023

    Today, Matt Goldich joins Clive for what is Matt’s first ever on-stage show in the UK.


    The comedian tells Clive all about his career writing for some of America’s biggest talk shows and how his first day working with David Letterman didn’t quite go as he expected. Plus, he falls out with Clive about whether nectarines are better than peaches. Maybe it’s a generational thing…


    This episode was recorded live at the Edinburgh Fringe, August 2023.


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    46 mins
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