James Haskell

Episode 61 of the Spooning with Mark Wogan podcast, hosted by Virgin Radio UK, titled "James Haskell" was published on January 30, 2025 and runs 30 minutes.

January 30, 2025 ·30m · Spooning with Mark Wogan

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Rugby player turned author and podcaster James Haskell joins Mark Wogan this week to take on the spoons.James reflects on his marriage to @chloemadeley including being part of her ITV documentary, the sense of humour that Princess Anne has in a joke they shared together and Mark tries to change James' mind on mushroom.This episode was recorded at Homeslice in The City.James' book, The Good, The Bad & The Rugby is out to buy now.Senior Podcast Producer: Johnny SeifertFilming: Chris Jacobs and Cemi LamontThis is a News Broadcasting Production Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Rugby player turned author and podcaster James Haskell joins Mark Wogan this week to take on the spoons.

James reflects on his marriage to @chloemadeley including being part of her ITV documentary, the sense of humour that Princess Anne has in a joke they shared together and Mark tries to change James' mind on mushroom.

This episode was recorded at Homeslice in The City.

James' book, The Good, The Bad & The Rugby is out to buy now.

Senior Podcast Producer: Johnny Seifert

Filming: Chris Jacobs and Cemi Lamont

This is a News Broadcasting Production

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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