All Episodes
Is It Just Me? — 182 episodes · page 1 of 2
Bradley Simmonds, gym changing rooms, WhatsApp politics and good hair days
Marisha Wallace, converting musical deniers, what is a Bitcoin and going to space
Anita Rani, The Right Sort of Girl, convertibles in the UK, hairdresser prep and ‘sophisticated’ humour
Seema Jaswal, fair-weather fans, plastic bags and your online purchase history
Gabriela Peacock, waking up early, the first wine of the day and favourite toilets
Georgia Toffolo, dish management, confusing underwear and no caller ID
Michelle Keegan, dressing for the weather, breaking into dance and dogs over everything
Kate Thornton, January sales, raisins sneaking into savoury dishes and who is left on Facebook
Edith Bowman, early decorations, completing Netflix and cracking eggs
Professor Green, Christmas cooking, embarrassing yourself and not knowing how stuff in your house works
Kelly Hoppen, making the bed, hidden talents and shampoo vs conditioner
Kirsty Gallacher, enjoying curfew, going deaf in a mask and despising fancy dress
Carrie Hope Fletcher, bin night, escape rooms and the airplane safety demonstration
BOSH! Clean sheets night, food cupboard organisation and TGIF (even during lockdown)
Billie Piper and Lucy Prebble, working with a friend, sexy selfies and obsessive decorating
Ellie Goulding, a live show at the V&A, greetings cards and being incapable to screw lids
Jane Fallon, dressing your children up, all you can eat buffets and picking a plane nemesis
Stephen Mulhern, Rolling In It, smiling with your eyes and playing by the rules
Caitlin Moran, How to Build a Girl, the death of air kissing and alter egos
Alice Liveing, keeping fit in lockdown, apologising for how you look and the death of FOMO
Scarlett Moffat, lockdown habits, conspiracy theories, Pride and returning restaurants
Lisa Snowdon, lockdown life, quarantine shame and frightening cheese and chocolate habits
Nadine Coyle, panicking, Facebook challenges and hodgepodge accents
Liz Jones, groundhog weekends, diet epiphanies and hoovering outside
Daisy May and Charlie Cooper, reading e-mails, dormant WhatsApp group members and zoning out
Paul McKenna, relationships, anxiety dreams and film running times
Clara Amfo, wanting to believe and wearing slippers outside
Ben Miller, no junk mail stickers, tinned food and talking to dogs
Claudia Winkleman, starting Christmas too late, boring proposal stories and never wearing colour
Caitriona Balfe, not being fussed by cars, living around the world and being a fashion hypocrite
Marcus Wareing, not having a starter, social media ruts and mourning clothes
Angela Scanlon, embracing the keep cup, losing your Insta-mojo and dressing snobbery up as good etiquette
James Blunt, Kindles, mixing up your fragrances and starting a new TV show
Elaine Welteroth, enjoying the dentist, when to wash your hair and the excitement of getting out of your trousers
Charly Cox, not getting poetry, feeling guilty about how you look and cracking your phone screen
Vicky Pattison, MasterChef, your 30s and telling the same stories over and over
Helen Whitaker, email signatures, stiff upper lips and seat hoggers
Giovanna Fletcher, the seven wonders of the world, attention spans and talking to strangers
Camilla Kerslake and Chris Robshaw, people who forget names, moving to the country and Pointless
Rosemary Ferguson, team-building exercises, screen time and never reading instruction manuals
Munroe Bergdorf, pineapple on pizza, Sunday clothing and people who don’t have TVs
Emily Atack, having kids, conference calls and decorating when you’re bored
Russell Tovey, Pet Guilt and Multiple Sneezing
Celia Imrie, avoiding Alexa, tea towel rotation and texting at the table
Ant Middleton, not getting Marvel, too many bags for life and reading the T&Cs
Gaby Roslin, 90s underwear, moving to the country and not following instructions
Andrea Mclean, making plans you know you’ll cancel and aching all over
Emily Dean, dog voices, carrying cash and being the worst person alive
Mark Heyes, sport isn’t news, fear of packing and buying clothes people never see
Ward Thomas, having too many friends online, toothpaste etiquette and not drinking enough water
Alfie Deyes, asking the same questions, loyalty cards and worrying about everything
Jack Savoretti, queuing, surprise parties and fancy dress
Emma Willis, not caring about trailers, Groundhog Day Ocado deliveries and not being sure about jazz
Clemmie Hooper (Mother of daughters), trypophobia, ‘relaxing’ massages, forgetting to floss
Lydia Wilson, superstitions when flying, ‘ladies’ and meeting your heroes
Sara Pascoe, buskers, vegan dessert and boring post
Scummy Mummies, being too honest, not caring about cars and homework dread
Richard E. Grant, naughty people, pensioner tendencies and being born in a different decade
Dido, dancing to lyrics, being terrified of DIY and forgetting to eat
Tracy Ann Oberman, ruthless ambition, overly sweet people and finding the perfect hobby
Elizabeth Day, waiters who memorise your order, eye contact and death to the digital detox
Ollie Locke, festive shopping, family visits and the all important Christmas lunch
Anita Rani, scheduling drinks, Christmas card etiquette and questioning our relatives
Liz Earle, retiring early, litterbugs and paying for roast dinners
Olly Murs, middle names and losing your Instagram mojo
Ayda Field, being the teacher’s pet, aches, pains and fabulous shoes with lives of their own
Dawn O’Porter, racing with pedestrians, clean eating and spirit animals
Susanna Reid, rating your own feeds, cutting back on booze and social anxiety
Mollie King, air kissing, stern parents and the same holiday forever
Claire Richards, baking with your kids, call centre aggro and taking a daily siesta
Elizabeth Hurley, breast cancer campaigning, beauty product junkies and never buying music
Liane Moriaty, Nine Perfect Strangers, telling your left and right and rooting for the underdog
Gizzi Erskine, feral holidaying, gone-off beauty products & superstitions
Sophie Ellis-Bextor, being bossed around, domesticity & Facebook politics
Cherry Healey, Botox-Shaming, Mispronunciation & Fussy Eaters
Gemma Chan, Science, Carry-On Luggage & Public Spaces
Laura Jackson, Getting Enough Sleep, Ringtones & Skincare Regimes
Jade Beer, Child-Free Weddings, 'Hanger' Issues & Limp Massages
Tina Daheley, Snooze Buttons, Forward Planning & Joining In
Rachel Khoo, Bananas, Familiar Faces & Home Cities
Matt Cain, Superfandom, Flip Flops & Sport
Rick Astley, Colour Blocking, Being Multilingual & Food Ruts
Ore Oduba, Jeans, Project Managing & Other People's Money
Tamara Ecclestone, Nudism, Long Engagements & 'I Told You So'
Will Young & Christopher Sweeney, Neighbours, Wedding Droughts & Photos
Emily Berrington, PDAs, Inner Dialogues & Growing Up (Or Not)
Paloma Faith, Plants, Slow-Burning Relationships & Pep Talks
Lorraine Kelly, Paper Diaries, Dry Cleaning & Mantras
Ophelia Lovibond, Parental Advice, Silence & Poker Face
Tiff Stevenson, Incorrect Snooze Function Usage, Talking About Money & Property Porn
Amanda Abbington, Sensitivity, Socialising with Colleagues & Farting
Melissa Hemsley, Talking to Yourself, Food Pics & Impatience
Piers Morgan, Birthdays, Grief & Veganism
Katie Piper, Clubbing, Instagram Stories & Being a 'Teava'
Tanya Burr, Twitter, Scaring Yourself & Bath Hatred
Luke Evans, Random Crying, Cartoons & FaceTime Anxiety
Roman Kemp, Friends, Loo Roll & Splitting Up Relationships
Trinny Woodall, Uniforms, Phone Calls & Train Makeup
Frankie Bridge, Holidays, Horoscopes, Selfies & A Listener IIJM
Kevin Bishop, Religion, Sitting on the Fence & 'Floordrobes'