# Daniel May

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Ten Underrated British Actors

They're everywhere on British television. You've seen their faces in your favorite shows for years. But can you name them? In this episode of The British TV Watchlist, Michael T makes the case for ten British actors who deserve far more recognition than they get. Men like Stephen Graham, Martin Com…

Follow Your Passion is Bad Advice

In an era where algorithms are rapidly redrawing the boundaries of the professional world, what does it truly mean to have a ‘vocation’? In this episode, Daniel May and Cade Embery navigate the complex intersection of work, identity, and the ascent of artificial intelligence. From the disruption of…

Is School Killing Your Child's Curiosity?

Is the modern classroom actually preparing our children for the complexities of the real world, or is it just a high-stakes game of political theater? In this episode, Daniel May and Cade Embery dive deep into the tension between institutional schooling and the transformative power of real-world ex…

The Complexity of Caring

In this exploration of human connection, Daniel May and Cade Embery explore the complexity of caring, challenging the conventional wisdom that support is merely about providing solutions. They argue that true caring is a deliberate, often effortful practice of active listening and “reconnaissance” …

Giving Gifts is Hard

In this episode, Cade Embery and Daniel May delve into the complexities of gift-giving, exploring societal pressures, personal experiences, and the emotional impact of giving and receiving gifts. They discuss the accumulation of unnecessary items, the joy of meaningful giving, and the importance of…

DANIEL MAYS: I've Worked with Hollywood’s Biggest Stars But I Still Sometimes Feel Like an Imposter

Daniel Mays has been in our living rooms for decades. From EastEnders and Line of Duty to Mrs Biggs and Thursday Murder Club, he’s become one of the most familiar and loved faces in British TV and film.  But long before he shared the screen with the likes of Michael Douglas and Stephen Graham, Dani…

Almost the Weekend -A Night in the New Forest, Three Pints of Cider & a Peppercorn Sauce Like No Other

This week on Almost the Weekend, Mr Almost had a surprise up his sleeve — again. Mrs Almost was whisked away to the Balmer Lawn Hotel and Spa in Brockenhurst in the New Forest. A balcony room overlooking the cricket pitch, New Forest ponies and cattle roaming freely outside, a four hour spa package…

6. The White Cliffs of Dover

The Great Train Robber fugitive faces a stark choice: depression, debt and death in Rio ... or surrender to the UK justice system. Twenty-five years ago, Britain Most Wanted septuagenarian ceremoniously flew home on a private jet chartered by The Sun newspaper, after 35 years on the run. Some celeb…

Michelle Greenidge ... Talks Code 404 | TBB Talks

This week we speak to the brilliant actress Michelle Greenidge about her role in the new season of Code 404. Sky's popular comedy series lead by Stephan Graham and Daniel Mays is about two Detective Inspectors running the show in the Met Police's Special Investigation Unit until one of them is gun…

Josh O'Connor in Golden Boy, Sierra Boggess on Phantom of the Opera, and Ava Pickett's new play about Helen of Troy

This week, the team travels from ancient Troy via modern Essex to the boxing rings of Depression-era New York. First up is Bloodsport: After Helen of Troy at Theatre Royal Stratford East. Ava Pickett relocates the aftermath of the Trojan War to a Towie-style living room, with Michelle Dockery playi…