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In her shows, Kim presented a handful of requests from listeners. There are celebrity song requests from Amanda Holden, Kara Tointon, Bethany Hamilton and Andy Abraham.

The four hour shows have been edited down, omitting the songs played and the radio commercials, so that only Kim's presentation can be heard. You can access all of the episodes of 'Secret Songs' which were published on Wilde Life so far on the Secret Songs page in the Encyclopedia.

Just like last year, Kim is listed twice. Her duet with Nena, 'Anyplace, anywhere, anytime' has gone down from number 736 to number 795, and the classic single 'Cambodia' went from number 1037 to number 1268.

The interview came about after Jack FM contacted Kim via Twitter, so it was no wonder the subject came up. Kim confessed that she had her doubts at first, but now she loves it: 'I've met people, I've set up things, I managed to get some free tickets for a couple of guys who were on Twitter one night saying 'we're a bit drunk and we can't come' and I felt really sorry for them, so I said 'look I'm putting the tickets on the door, sort yourselves out and come' and they did in the end, and it was just great'.

In her shows, Kim presented a handful of requests from listeners. There are celebrity song requests from Mary-Jess, Michael Bolton, Natasha Hamilton, Brandon Leeson, Randy Crawford and Simon Rimmer.

They spoke about Kim's tour, next month, with Roy Wood and Status Quo, but also about her thriving music career in Germany and her gardening career which is taking a backseat, according to Kim.

You can listen to the interview here. Yesterday morning, Dennison broadcast a teaser of the interview in his morning show, which is also found here on Wilde Life, on this page.

In the appeal, which was pre-recorded, Kim tells the story of her childhood friend Ruth Shearman, who was diagnosed with Friedreich's Ataxia when she was 16, and passed away twenty years later. In the years in between, she suffered from this rare and incurable disease.

During his breakfast show on Absolute Radio, Christian O'Connell asked celebrities who were big in the Eighties to phone in for their favourite charity. On October 7, Kim Wilde phoned in and promoted Ataxia UK, which she is the patron of. You can hear that part of the show on this page.

In her shows, Kim presented a handful of requests from listeners. There are celebrity song requests from Andre Agassi, Boris Becker, Kirsty Allsop, Cheryl Baker, Sarah Millican, Frankie Valli, Jodie Albert, Jason Isaacs, Clare Grogan, Stevie Nicks and Sophie Ellis-Bextor.

The four hour shows have been edited down, omitting the songs played and the radio commercials, so that only Kim's presentation can be heard. You can access all of the episodes from 2011 which were published on Wilde Life so far on the Media 2011 page.

The show, which is broadcast this month between 8 and 9pm on Sunday evenings, features the two members of Heaven 17, a lot of electronic music from the Eighties and every week there's a special guest. Today's guest was Kim Wilde, and she talked about her debut single 'Kids in America' and the concert at the Roundhouse which will happen on October 15. She revealed that she would be singing 'You keep me hangin' on' and 'Ghost in my house', originally performed by R. Dean Taylor and recorded by B.E.F. with Paul Jones in 1982.

In her shows, Kim presented a handful of requests from listeners. There are celebrity song requests from Devon Malcolm, Ashley Jensen, Kevin Bacon, Nick Frost, Tim Lovejoy, Johnny Ball, Kim Woodburn, Richard Fleeshman and Phil Daniels.

The four hour shows have been edited down, omitting the songs played and the radio commercials, so that only Kim's presentation can be heard. You can access all of the episodes from 2011 which were published on Wilde Life so far on the Media 2011 page.