Comedian Phill Jupitus tells Janice about playing Baron Bomburst in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, and discusses his burgeoning career in musical theatre.

Art Historian Anne Ellis visits the Riverside Campus of the City of Glasgow College, the only Scottish nomination for this year's Stirling Prize for Architecture, which is awarded this week.

Janice talks to illustrator Jim Kay, who landed the gig of his life when he was asked to illustrate new editions of the Harry Potter books.

Graham Norton has written his first novel, Holding, a mystery set in rural Ireland. He tells Janice about his foray into fiction.

Ross Wilson, aka Blue Rose Code, talks about his new EP.

Plus the Tuesday Review: critics Claire Sawers, Neil Cooper and Peter Ross talk about The Broons on stage; Margaret Atwood's take on Shakespeare,The Hag Seed; and Woody Allen's first writing for TV, Crisis in Six Scenes, which stars Miley Cyrus. Show less