Episodes
In this episode of James Acaster’s Stay Home Special, James played iPod on Shuffle with Jeremy Swift, Rob Deering, Joel Dommett, Yve Blake, and Fyn Taylor.
In this episode of James Acaster’s Stay Home Special, James played iPod on Shuffle with Paul Casar, Matthew Crosby, James Redmond, and Angela Barnes.
In this episode of James Acaster’s Stay Home Special, James played iPod on Shuffle with Scroobius Pip, Jim Bob, Rick Edwards, Lizzie Roper, Marcus Bentley.
In this episode of James Acaster’s Stay Home Special, James played iPod on Shuffle with Joel Dommett, Ken Collard, Fin Taylor, David Trent, James Redmond, Mike Wozniak.
In this episode of James Acaster’s Stay Home Special, James played iPod on Shuffle with Lembit Öpik, Gina Yashere, Rob Deering, Angela Barnes, Marek Larwood, Luke Wright, and Jeremy Swift.
James is away this week so Rob Deering steps up and stands in for him, shuffling his way through his own iPod with comedian Stuart Goldsmith.
It's a double header this week with comedians Marek Larwood and Gina Yashere joining James on a musical journey through their iPods.
This week poet Luke Wright shuffles his way round his iPod collection.
This week Detectorists star Paul Casar plugs his iPod into the radio.
Revealing their guilty pleasures this week is fellow stand-up comedian Angela Barnes.
Shuffling his way through his iPod this week is Downton Abbey star Jeremy Swift.
Shuffling his way into the FUBAR towers is ex-Hollyoaks star James Redmond.
Joining James for his weekly shuffle is comedian, guitarist and writer Rob Deering.
The first shuffle comes from former Liberal Democrats MP Lembit Opik.
Marek Larwood sees what life is like on the other side of the desk as he sits in for James this week. Allowing him to raid his iPod is comedian Josh Howie.
With James sunning himself in Australia, previous guest Angela Barnes gets a go at comedian Zoe Lyon's iPod.
Marek continues his super-sub responsibiity with greatness, and picks apart comedian Joe Bor's boy band riddled iPod.
James is still gallivanting about Australia (or so he says) so this week Lucy Porter comes off the subs bench! She sits down with comedian Tom Allen and scrutinises his iPod collection.
James is away again this week, so Joey Page sits in for him and his guest is musician Kieran Leonard.
Joey Page fills in for James this week and his guest is stand-up comedian Rosie Wilby.
Filling in for James... James.... I can't quite remember his name. Anyway, that man, is comedian Rob Deering. In this episode he does that shuttle thing to Lloyd Griffith's iPod.
James Acaster is back! (Finally!) And this week his guest Matthew Crosby puts his iPod to the test to see the treasures and guilty pleasures we'll find there.
Opening up his heart, no, erm.... wallet? Fuck... iPod! iPod, yes iPod, is comedian and writer Mike Wozniak.
James Acaster is, after a while, eventually joined by comedian David Trent for the random journey through the iPod.
In this episode of James Acaster’s iPod Shuffle Show, he peruses the deepest recesses of the musical closets of not one but TWO guests. Joel Dommett was the first to bound into the studio, to introduce us all to the concept of ledertrousen! Hot on his heels was Yve Blake, who can turn your most embarrassing encounters into musical moments.
James delves into his guest Fin Taylor's iPod for their musical delights and they give their critique on the visual arts.
This week, star of Cuckoo Ken Collard joins James Acaster helping him not only to achieve musical enlightenment, but to have a spiritual awakening too.
Stagediving moments gone bad and some of the best moments from the TV show 'Friends' come up in conversation when James is joined in the studio by a musician and poet who has possibly featured on the show almost as much as the host! We are, of course, talking about Scroobius Pip... but will any of his tracks pop up on James' iPod shuffle?
This week James and his iPod Shuffle goes head to head with actor and comedian Lizzie Roper, and life for our James will never be the same again.
Opening up the musical closet that is his iPod, Rick Edwards joins James Acaster this week, and tells us what not to ask to Jake Gyllenhall.