The Gentleman‘s Journal Podcast
Business
Munya Chawawa is the brilliant comedian and satirist whose viral videos have skewered the likes of Matt Hancock (in a memorable cover of Shaggy’s ‘It Wasn’t Me’), Piers Morgan, Will Smith, Nigella Lawson, vacuous influencers, American YouTubers, and most of the current cabinet. He is also the host of Race around Britain, a documentary series for which he was nominated for a Bafta just last week, while in 2021 he was nominated for a MOBO award for best media personality. He is also the hardest working man in show business, I think, and quite possibly the nicest, too.
In a thoroughly entertaining episode, Munya tells us how he pretended to be Idris Elba’s son in order to get an agent; what having a million followers does to your brain chemistry; what the back of Olivia Colman’s head looks like; and how middle-aged Lithuanian women might just be central to his success.
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Cruising the savannah with Sir Jim Ratcliffe
Inside the American Issue
Michael Murray — CEO, Frasers Group
”Hollywood used to be so much fun...” Charles Finch: film producer, businessman, and party host extraordinaire
Tom Straker, chef
“For a long time I didn’t know my shadow…” — Reggie Yates, director, documentary-maker and presenter
10th Anniversary Special! Harry Jarman, founder of Gentleman’s Journal
”Winning is addictive — but I hope not to experience a year like 2021 again anytime soon...” Christian Horner, Red Bull Formula One team boss
”He said: ’I’ve seen a lot of ideas — but this has got to be the worst...’” How Tim Brown built Allbirds into a multi-billion dollar giant
Restaurant critic Giles Coren on Twitter beef, the problem with triple cooked chips, and advice to young writers
”I was a homeless bohemian, sleeping in the studio and eating jammy dodgers...” — Labrinth, musician and super-producer
“It felt as if the air around Twickenham was shaking…” — Maro Itoje, England and Saracens rugby star
Tussling with Trump, leaving the BBC, and asking the deadly question with a smile — Jon Sopel, journalist and broadcaster
Shooting Tom Hiddleston — Overheard at the Clubhouse with Tomo Brejc
Confessions of a Dilettante — Dana Brown, former Deputy Editor of Vanity Fair
The return of the mullet and the rise of the LinkedIn Man — Overheard at the Clubhouse
George Ezra, singer
”A sunny industry for shady people” – Inside the world of Oligart
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