The Sunday Times Magazine Podcast - A new weekly podcast going behind the scenes of The Sunday Times Magazine’s biggest interviews.

Jacqueline tells Eleanor Mills why, 20 years after she took over as Chief Executive of Britain's best know lingerie brand, it's "tragic" how slowly the fight for boardroom quality is progressing

The best-selling author and psychologist Jordan Peterson tells Eleanor Mills why, in 2018, the Easter story is as relevant as ever and explains his formula for good life

In today’s magazine, Annie Lennox (reluctantly) discusses the Oxfam sex scandal and why she won’t be stepping down as an ambassador for the charity. How do you get celebrities to answer questions they’re determined to avoid? 

We visit an "intimacy workshop" to discuss onscreen sex post-Weinstein. Plus, how are the family of Emma Kelty, the former headteacher who died in the Amazon, coping four months after her death?

It's a magazine rite of passage - the January "new year, new you" issue . But how do you put together a fun, fitness special that doesn't just bang on about losing weight? Eleanor Mills and the team have tried to do just that...

Editor Eleanor Mills is joined by Matt Rudd and Ellie Austin to review the past 12 months. From a summer of terror attacks to the Grenfell fire to that Harry Styles cover interview, they explain how, in such a busy - and at times bleak - year, the Magazine decides which stories to cover. Plus, any guesses which is our most-read story of the year?

Editor Eleanor Mills and the team discuss why this week's festive issue has been months in the making. Plus, how will Jeremy Clarkson cope with his first fag-free Christmas?

Magazine editor Eleanor Mills and the team discuss Damien Hirst - and why it has taken so long to get the bad boy of art in the Magazine. Plus, why does Lynn Barber want to choose when she dies?

Eleanor Mills explains why she was determined to revisit the Grenfell community, six months after the devastating fire. Plus, as The Last Jedi hits cinemas, Matt Rudd tries to convince his (sceptical) colleagues Eleanor Mills and Ellie Austin that Star Wars is the greatest film franchise of all time

How do you stop children being glued to their screens? Eleanor Mills and the team discuss the most comprehensive report on kids and tech to date. Plus, we go behind the scenes of our (tricky) photo shoot with Prince Andrew and unpick what Harry and Meghan's engagement means for the rest of the royal family

How difficult is it to photograph Morrissey? Pretty difficult, it turns out. Eleanor Mills and the team pull no punches in explaining how The Smiths frontman kept our photographer waiting in New York for four days and why today's Magazine interview with the controversial singer almost completely unravelled 

Eleanor Mills and the team discuss the impact of social media on the mother-daughter relationship plus, as The Grand Tour returns, are Clarkson, Hammond and May getting too old for their death-defying antics?

The Magazine’s Eleanor Mills, Matt Rudd and Ellie Austin discuss the big stories from this week's issue, including the London family who took in a young Iranian man. Plus, as the former Vanity Fair editor Tina Brown publishes her tell-all diaries, what does it take to be a magazine editor in 2017 — and is it all The Devil Wears Prada?

Last Sunday Twitter erupted in anger after our restaurant critic Marina O'Loughlin gave JD Wetherspoon the thumbs down. Eleanor Mills and the team discuss the reaction. Plus, the decline of the celebrity chef

Highlights from the past six months' episodes including Richard Branson's attitude to women, how to secure an interview with Hillary Clinton and is Love Island feminist TV?

Eleanor Mills and the team discuss why it took two years to publish today's world exclusive Bowe Bergdahl cover story. Plus, what makes a brilliant celebrity interview?

Editor Eleanor Mills introduces the Magazine's new restaurant critic, Marina O' Loughlin, and explains the tricky process of finding someone to step into AA Gill's shoes. Plus, Nick Rufford on the big revelation from his Jenson Button interview

Editor Eleanor Mills and the team explain how they landed this week's exclusive Hillary Clinton interview and 30 years after the Great Storm, Matt Rudd reflects on a night of chaos

Editor Eleanor Mills and the team discuss the talking points from this week's magazine including Richard Branson's fallout with Trump and how Love Island became must-watch feminist TV

Magazine editor Eleanor Mills and the team discuss the talking points from this week's magazine including Matt Lucas on cultural appropriation in comedy and Rio Ferdinand on grief

Editor Eleanor Mills takes you behind the scenes of her cover interview with a surprisingly angry Dawn French, plus Camilla Cavendish on Camila Batmanghelidjh and the Kids Company saga

Acclaimed travel writer Colin Thubron reflects on his recent return to Damascus fifty years after his original trip.

Eleanor Mills talks to Krissi Murison about meeting Robbie Williams. Robbie has been telling Krissi about his struggles with food, his marriage and his visits to a sperm bank.

Eleanor Mills talks to Sarah Pullen, whose son Silas died from a brain tumour. Her story moved and inspired readers when it was in the Sunday Times Magazine. Sarah tells Eleanor about Silas and brings the story up to date talking about grief and how her family has coped with the death of a child. Sarah also reads from her book "A Mighty Boy"

Trevor Phillips and Eleanor Mills discuss tech's "White Guy Problem" plus Danny Fortson is live from Silicon Valley.

Andrew Morton reflects on how his explosive biography Diana: Her True Story rocked the monarchy and The Sunday Times royal correspondent Roya Nikkhah analyses Princess Diana's continued influence on the royal family twenty years after her death.

This week, it's our summer food special. Deputy editor Krissi Murison takes us behind the scenes of her very frank cover interview with Jamie Oliver and food editor Francesca Angelini is the first journalist to go into the Bake off tent to meet the new cast.

Our writer Chris Ayres on the spy fiction-style murder of Kim Jong Nam - half brother of North Korea leader Kim Jong Un - in Kuala Lumpa airport earlier this year. He cross examines the two young assailants, one of whom became globally famous for wearing a "LOL" t-shirt during the attack, and the bloody politics of North Korea's first family. We are then joined by Dr Jim Hoare, a former diplomat who set up the UK embassy in Pyonyang, who discusses the centuries-old history of dynastic struggle in Korea, and the wider geopolitical context of North Korea in a Trump-era. Lastly we have Jihyun Park, who twice defected from North Korea and made it to Britain. She spent six years as a slave in China and was later interred at a North Korean gulag, before travelling across Eurasia to London. Plus we have Bake-Off winner Candice Brown's latest recipe for Fluffy Chocolate Hazelnut Pear Pancakes. Follow the podcast contributors on Twitter @eleanormills @km_km_km_ @ayreslive @JihyunPark7 @gabriel_pogrund

Columnist and author India Knight and our literary editor Andrew Holgate on the books you should read this summer - plus Candice Brown's recipe of the week Join us as we search for the perfect summer read on this week's podcast. The Sunday Times literary editor Andrew Holgate is joined by our columnist India Knight and food editor Frankie Angelini. From the Soviet Union and solitude to ancient Rome and modern romance, they discuss the books which you should bring with you on holiday. Magazine editor Eleanor Mills also speaks to our recipe writer, the bake-off winner Candice Brown, who shares her mouthwatering recipe of the week: a mixed berry cassis sorbet. Follow the podcast contributors on Twitter: @EleanorMills @aholgate @indiaknight @angelinifl @CandiceBrown

The podcast that takes a deep dive into some of the features on the magazine. This week: our advice columnist Emma Barnett on how she answers readers'questions plus Candice Brown's recipe of the week.

Historian Dan Jones and our columnist Josh Glancy discuss how a fantasy series with dragons became a global smash-hit

A rare insight into the secret life of Britain's Haredi Jewish Community through the voices of rebels and rabbis.

The publisher Katie Bond masterminded the Harry Potter marketing campaign. She reflects on the creation of a phenomenon. Plus more of Paul Blanchard's podcast recommendations.

Matt Rudd takes you behind the scenes of his cover interview with the tennis heavyweight. Just how angry was he?

Sarfraz Manzoor discusses how Britain can stop diversity becoming dangerous

Camilla Long takes us behind-the-scenes of her eventful interview with Caitlyn Jenner plus Lynn Barber on what happened when she took in an asylum seeker.

Deputy Editor Krissi Murison discusses her cover interview with Brian May and Chris Ayres reaveals all about his surreal afternoon at Mike Tyson's mansion. Plus India Knight on why cinema is dead.

The Sunday Times Magazine deputy editor, Krissi Murison, reveals all about her lunch date, sorry, interview with Harry Styles and historian Tom Holland takes us behind the scenes of his new Isis documentary.

In the first episode of our brand new podcast, Sunday Times Magazine editor Eleanor Mills takes us behind the scenes of the UK's definitive guide to wealth. We hear from Rich List compiler Robert Watts, who has spent the past 12 months scrutinising the bank balances of the UK's 1,000 wealthiest people as well as Sunday Times writers John Arlidge and Ellie Austin who were dispatched to interview some of the biggest names on the list. The Magazine's deputy editor and all-round pop guru, Krissi Murison, is also on hand to tell us who is worth more - Adele or One Direction.

Eleanor Mills and the Sunday Times Magazine Team preview the content you can expect from the Sunday Times Magazine podcast.