The Gospel According to Chris Moyles: The Story of a Man and His Mouth

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He was joined by his show's producers, Rachel Mallender and Pippa Taylor, and BBC Radio 1 controller, Andy Parfitt. Moyles was quoted in The Guardian by Stonewall chief executive Ben Summerskill as saying "Yeah, I'm homophobic, I don't like the gays.

The show consisted of Moyles alongside three other celebrities partaking in a traditional pub-style quiz. In 2003 Chris achieved his childhood ambition and was given the biggest show on the station, the legendary Breakfast show. On 5 January 2004, Moyles started presenting Radio 1's breakfast programme, named The Chris Moyles Show, switching places with Sara Cox.Broadcast Bulletin Issue number 130" Archived 26 March 2009 at the Wayback Machine, Ofcom, 23 March 2009.

The youngest son of two fantastic parents, Chris was encouraged to pursue his ambition to make it as a national radio broadcaster. Motor mouth, Loud Mouth, Tubby DJ, and Overpaid ego Chris Moyles dissects the world around him and tackles all sorts of subjects; from interviewing the world's most famous celebrities, to trying to find a parking space on his own street. was more of a traditional autobiography, where Chris wrote about his life and work, The Difficult Second Book was more of a collection of humorous anecdotes and musings about his 'double life'; how he can be talking to a Hollywood star on the Breakfast Show one minute and then sat at home playing XBox in his underpants the next. The song was a spoof of Goldie Lookin' Chain's " Guns Don't Kill People Rappers Do" (itself a spoof rap song) and proceeds went to Comic Relief. Moyles reprised his role as King Herod when Jesus Christ Superstar began another arena tour on 1 October 2013.The Difficult Second Book tries to get to the bottom of the double life of this award-winning broadcaster and hapless human being. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). Along the way you'll meet some colourful characters, some of whom you'll know and some of whom you'll be glad you don't. In "The Gospel According to Chris Moyles", Chris dissects the world around him and tackles all sorts of subjects; from interviewing the world's most famous celebrities, to trying to find a parking space in his own street.

In 2004 he knocked U2 off the top of the Official Download Chart with his single ‘Dogz Don't Kill People (Wabbits Do)'. Making appearances on Hotel Babylon, Top Gear and The Paul O’Grady Show to name a few, Moyles is one of the most recognisable faces to come out of the radio. This audiobook tries to get to the bottom of the double life of this award-winning broadcaster and hapless human being. But you’ll also get to meet his family and friends and learn about how he went from teenage DJ on a psychiatric hospital radio show to being the nation’s favourite breakfast show DJ. It has also caused him to become involved in numerous controversies related to perceived offensive statements.

In less than 2 years, he had added over a million new listeners and made the show the number one show in London for 15-24 year olds. His much loved parody songs from the Breakfast Show have garnered legions of fans both from his listeners and the artists he is parodying. Very badly written and read, I thought this guy was ok on The radio but this has killed all credibility for me. With 895,000 listeners in London in the third quarter of 2005, he succeeded in overtaking Johnny Vaughan to take the position of the capital's most listened to youth breakfast show. You see, he has a talent for befriending all sorts of people and getting into all sorts of situations, and does so with his trademark humour and charm.