• Tom Hardy, Mark Hoppus, and the Aussie Twins #493

  • May 2 2025
  • Length: 1 hr and 30 mins
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Tom Hardy, Mark Hoppus, and the Aussie Twins #493

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  • RAAN! HE’S GOT A GAAN!

    Welcome back to The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X Podcast. This week we became obsessed with a certain set of viral twins from down under…

    Dom’s interview with Tom Hardy got off to a rocky start when Captain Crapbeard had a stern talking to from the star of new Netflix film ‘Havoc’. Things only got worse when we asked him about his time on Barry Island… But despite all that, Dom still managed to secure Oasis tickets??

    The lovely Reverend Richard Coles dropped by to talk about his live tour, ‘Borderline National Trinket’. As a former member of 80s pop duo The Communards, we thought we’d give him a massive piano and ask him to tickle the ivories, for old times’ sake.

    Katherine Ryan came in to talk about her latest tour ‘Battleaxe’, and explained why she wouldn’t trust Chris to look after her children. She also offered Dom a 'tight five'...

    And finally, we surprised Captain Crapbeard with a visit from a founding member of the best band in the world. He still hasn’t recovered.

    More? You want more? Ok, fine.

    • Captain remixes the Aussie Twins
    • Chris’ childcare advice
    • Toby’s headphones

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