Ep 75. Paz Vega, Emily Steel, Bradley Walsh: Egypt's Cosmic Code & The George Michael Singers

Send us Fan Mail 🎙 The MarshyCast – This Week’s Jam-Packed Episode! 🎙 Another week, another amazing line-up of guests! It’s been a whirlwind with live studio interviews and incredible conversations via the magic of technology. A quick reminder—you can catch all my live studio interviews on the Portsmouth People Podcast via Express FM. Plus, exciting news—I have a new co-presenter on Tuesdays! The amazing Casey Major Bunce (aka Major Mum Hacks) joins me, and you can check out our podcast featuring the best bits of our show. As always, you can tune in to my live radio shows on Express FM (10am weekdays) and HGV1 Radio (4pm weekdays). Now, let’s dive into this week’s episode! 🎬 Paz Vega – Acclaimed actor, writer, and director Paz Vega joins me to talk about her powerful new film Rita. The film tells the harrowing yet important story of domestic violence from a child’s perspective. We discuss the challenges of juggling multiple roles on set, working with young actors on such a sensitive subject, and whether Hollywood and the wider world have truly progressed in how women are treated in relationships. 🎤 Emily Steel (Dynamite from Gladiators) – Gladiator turned musician Emily Steel talks about her debut single Walking Away. We dive into why she’s stepping into the world of music, her love for country music, the artists who inspire her, and whether she has plans to release more music or even hit the stage live! 🛕 Egyptologist Meredith Brand & Historian Tony McMahon – We explore the mysteries of ancient Egypt with the experts behind Bradley Walsh: Egypt's Cosmic Code. Did aliens have a hand in building the pyramids? What was it like working with Bradley Walsh? And why do you really need to visit Egypt to believe its wonders for yourself? 🎶 Shirley Lewis & Jo Garland (The George Michael Singers) – Having sung with George Michael for over 30 years, Shirley & Jo are now touring the UK, celebrating his legendary music. We chat about their unforgettable experiences with George, why audiences think they’re using a backing track (they’re not!), George’s favorite era of his own music, and how special it is to perform his songs live once again. 💥 As always, thank you for listening! Like, share, and subscribe to The MarshyCast, and don’t forget to check out my radio shows for even more great content. See you next week! Find me on all social media @paulswampymarsh