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People, Just People (Series 3)

By: Dermot O'Leary
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From an Oscar winner to a bomb disposal expert, Dermot O’Leary interviews people who have lived fascinating lives. He talks to some of the biggest names in the business in TV and film, music, books, sport, fashion and politics.

Plus he finds out about the lives and careers of those who don’t always have the spotlight on them. If they’ve led an interesting life, then consider them booked!

This original podcast is 20 episodes in total, please begin with “Ep 1: Olivia Colman and Andrew Scott”. New episodes released weekly beginning 3/16"

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  • Ep. 1: Olivia Colman and Andrew Scott

    Ep. 1: Olivia Colman and Andrew Scott
    Mar 16 2021

    In a remarkably candid conversation, two of the finest actors of their generation share stories – and gin and tonics with Dermot, as they discuss their stage and screen work - which includes Fleabag, The Crown, Sherlock and The Simpsons.

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    1 hr
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  • Ep. 2: Niall Horan

    Ep. 2: Niall Horan
    Mar 16 2021

    As part of One Direction, Niall Horan saw worldwide hysteria rarely seen since the days of The Beatles. He began on X Factor – where he first met Dermot. This is the first chance Dermot has had to ask him about those days – as well as his hugely successful solo career.
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    52 mins
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  • Ep 3: June Sarpong

    Ep 3: June Sarpong
    Mar 16 2021

    As a fellow T4 Weekend television presenter, Dermot and June began on a similar career path – nursing the UK’s hangovers in the early noughties.

    June interviewed the likes of Tony Blair, Bill Clinton and Nelson Mandela – before moving to America as she felt her race was hindering her career progression. An advocate for change in black representation in the media, June was recently made the BBC’s first ever Director of Creative Diversity. She chats about her career so far and the tasks ahead of her.
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    43 mins
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