Rachel Parris is a Bafta Award-nominated comedian, musician and improviser. She recently gained global attention for her satirical segments on BBC2's The Mash Report, garnering over 55 million views to date. She has performed on Live At The Apollo, Mock The Week, and QI, and has appeared in The IT Crowd, Murder In Successville and Revolting.
She won the "Breakthrough Act" award at the 2018 Edinburgh Television Festival. Rachel has received much critical acclaim for her live comedy shows, winning a Chortle Award in 2018. As an improviser, she is a regular on There Will Be Cake alongside Marcus Brigstocke. She is co-founder of the Chortle award-winning show Austentatious, which has a West End residency and can be heard on BBC Radio 4.
Alan Titchmarsh grew up in Ilkley, Yorkshire. He is a gardener, writer, novelist and broadcaster best known for programmes such as Ground Force, The Chelsea Flower Show and Secrets of the National Trust. He has also presente...
Adrian Chiles is a stalwart of British TV, radio and journalism. He is currently hosting mid-mornings on Thursdays and Fridays on BBC 5 Live, and is a regular and much-loved columnist for both The Guardian and The Sun. He co-presented Daybreak wit...
Alex Debogorski is a long term resident of Yellowknife in Canada’s Northwest Territories.
In 2006 he became a familiar face on the History channel’s new reality show Ice Road Truckers, which portrayed the lives of extraordinary ...
