Martock-based illustrator Jill White of rocket68.com joins Julie to talk about bringing the landmarks of the capital to life through hand drawing, painting and digital techniques.

Jill has created over 65 vibrant artworks, from Big Ben to Battersea Power Station, and her award-winning designs are known for their bold, contrasting colour palette.

The two pit the Somerset village of Martock against big-city-London in a series of fun either/or choices, with some surprising results!

This is Jill White's postcard from London.

Host Julie Hamill Guest Jill White

Postcards from London is sponsored by rocket68.com

Baz Warne, singer and guitarist of The Stranglers, joins Julie to reflect on his 26 years with the band and discuss his memoir No Grass Grows On A Busy Street. Born in Sunderland, Baz shares his favourite London venues and landmarks, his love of pie and mash, and even his northern order from Greggs. He also recalls memorable encounters with Stranglers fans and rounds off the conversation with a brilliantly accurate impression of his bandmate JJ Burnel, while reminding us of what really matters: having a decent-shaped head.

This is his postcard from London.

Host: Julie Hamill Guest: Baz Warne

Postcards from London is sponsored by rocket68.com

This episode is dedicated to Mary Patricia Hamill, Stranglers fan, who sadly passed away on 27 March 2026.

Sopranos actor Steve Schirripa joins Julie to reflect on his first visit to London for the 'Talking Sopranos' live show. As well as talking about the city's culture and people, Steve chats to Julie about The Sopranos, his character Bobby, the amazing female cast and his new book, 'Willie Boy Eats the World'. This is his postcard from London.

Host: Julie Hamill Guest: Steve Schirripa

Postcards from London is sponsored by rocket68.com