Rosebud with Gyles Brandreth

Keep It Light Media

Legendary British writer, broadcaster, ex-MP and TV star Gyles Brandreth hosts “Rosebud”, in which he talks to famous and fascinating people about their first memories and first experiences. Read more

Society & Culture

Episodes

More Rosebud - Gyles's diary, episode 6: the first half of 1962 - more Bedales adventures

01/07/2025 00:41:57Hugh Bonneville

01/03/2025 01:07:47 More Rosebud - Happiness

12/31/2024 01:00:14The Rosebud Selection Box

12/27/2024 00:56:21The Rosebud Christmas Eve Extravaganza

12/24/2024 00:59:17 Show all episodes

Our take on Rosebud with Gyles Brandreth podcast

Gyles Brandreth dives deep into the first memories and experiences of his incredible guests. You will listen to diverse famous, influential and remarkable people, like Nicola Sturgeon, Elizabeth Day or Rory Stewart. Talks are filled with exciting stories that bring you closer to the big names. A well-balanced mix of humor and revelation, Rosebud is a promising listen. Rosebud with Gyles Brandreth is a society & culture podcast by Gyles Brandreth.

Producer
Keep It Light Media

Host
Gyles Brandreth

Country
United Kingdom

Episodes count
90

Average duration
60'

Frequency
Weekly

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Listener reviews

Andrew and Ann, Mojacar - 11/23/2024
We have long been fans of Gyles Brandreth, enjoying him wherever he turns up, be it on This Morning on ITV, such programs as QI, Just a Minute and recently, rather charmingly, as an Assistant on the lovely Alexander Armstrong's 'Pointless'. These podcasts are a delight and we have only just begun to work through them, with his interview with Chris MaCausland. There is a lot of fasciating listening ahead......

Nina Gillani - 05/22/2024
It is an absolute pleasure listening to these. I love Mr Brandreth's sense of humour. Please continue producing these podcasts. I am hooked.

Sue - 09/17/2023
Wonderful! Thank you ! Loving your podcasts...making me relive my earliest memories, am so lucky to have had a wonderful childhood ( there was an awful time) but I 'drown' those incidents away.. always remember the wonderful days being brought up on the edge of Dartmoor!