Marcus was invited to be a guest on the Notts TV Debate. The programme, hosted by Mark Dennison, aired in August 2025. There was a wide range of issues discussed, including the controversy surrounding Masterchef, local government re-organisation and new housing.
Summer 2025 saw Marcus host the opening event of the annual Lowdham Book Festival. Introduced by festival founder Jane Streeter, Marcus interviewed author Ben Robinson about his book, The Trillion Dollar Conman.
Marcus was the guest speaker at a fundraising event held at the Boot Room, next to the City Ground in Nottingham (June 2025). The evening was organised by the Nottingham Hillsborough Survivors Alliance.
Yes, it really was 'football in a library,' as Marcus hosted a Green Jumper event in Arnold Library, Nottingham (June 2025). Marcus spoke about the times he interviewed Brian Clough and the story behind the Cloughie statue in Nottingham.
He rarely gave interviews as a player, but Des Walker was a perfect guest for Marcus' Green Jumper podcast. In a rare interview, Des spoke warmly and with lots of humour about his years playing for Brian Clough at Nottingham Forest.
Marcus was the special guest for the first author event to be held by a new bookshop in Nottinghamshire (April 2025). One More Chapter has opened its doors in the village of Radcliffe on Trent.
Notts TV interviewed Marcus in a feature marking the 50th anniversary of Brian Clough becoming Nottingham Forest manager in January 1975. Marcus recalled the times he interviewed the legendary Reds boss.
Marcus was a guest on the BBC Radio Nottingham Breakfast Show to mark the 50th anniversary of Brian Clough becoming Nottingham Forest manager in January 1975. He was interviewed by presenter Verity Cowley and also talked about his podcast reaching the final of the international Sports Podcast Awards.
Marcus interviewed former Home Secretary Alan Johnson in a special event for the 2024 Lowdham Book Festival. Alan spoke about his new career as an author, including his latest crime novel, Death on the Thames.