TimeTable London

To begin 2026 and introduce Season 2 Tam takes a look back over the first dozen episodes of TimeTable London and relives some of the many memorable podcasting moments those episodes have produ00

In this very special episode Tam and Geoff ride out to the balmy heights of Hampstead to meet the wonderful theatrical dame Maureen Lipman who regales them with delightfully amusing stories about her long and glittering life in London as an actress, wife and mother.

Join us at the Champion pub in Fitzrovia for an entertaining chat with writer, journalist, diarist, raconteur and all round sportsman Patrick Kidd as we discuss cricket, W.G Grace, Victorian heroes, Blackheath world firsts, real tennis and what makes a good obituary…

In this episode Tam and Geoff go to the tavern in Clerkenwell where Lenin met Stalin for the first time - allegedly - to meet renowned author and historian Giles Milton who tells us all about Stalin and how the British and Americans persuaded him to enter the Second World War, the origins of MI6 and who really killed Rasputin....

In this rather special episode Tam and Geoff and the team travel way outside their comfort zone to the wilds of Romford to meet top London cabbie David Styles, who teaches them about the perils of being a zookeeper’s son, how to succeed at the Knowledge, what to do with a drunk in the back of your cab and why he left Jeremy Clarkson by the side of the road in the snow….

In this very pubby themed episode Tam and Geoff are joined by Clare Button who, amongst her many talents and occupations, is a pub tour guide and who gives us invaluable insights into some of London's most historic pubs and their famous clients, ghosts, William Shakespeare, Polly the Parrot and much much more....

Our special guest for this episode is the 695th Lord Mayor of London, Professor Michael Mainelli, who gives us a fascinating insight into the history and workings of the City of London - and why he is an enthusiastic flaneur....

Expect plenty of name dropping when Tam and Geoff chat with Henry Williams, formerly of the Evening Standard’s Londoner’s Diary, along with some serious fact dropping as we welcome back No 1 guest Mark Mason.. do you know what the City’s earliest known financial transaction was?