DJ and TV presenter Lauren Laverne was in Pilton on Friday, broadcasting her Radio 6 show live from Worthy Farm.
Setting up home on the farm, which hosts Glastonbury Festival, Lauren chatted to Emily and Michael Eavis about this year's event.
She also chatted to Emily about the impending birth of Michael's first grandchild.
There was live music from Guillemots and Glastonbury Emerging Talent competition winners, Treetop Flyers.
Although the broadcast went well, it was occasionally interrupted by some 'grey and pointy' low-flying planes, who were carrying out exercises at the time of the broadcast.
Despite Lauren's best efforts, Emily remained tight-lipped on who the headliners on the Park Field will be.
She did, however, admit that one of the Park stage's headlining slots was still open.
BBC coverage of the festival will be fronted by Fearne Cotton and Reggie Yates.
BBC Three, which broadcasts the most coverage from the festival, will bring viewers all the action through its live coverage of headline slots.
The Times called Glastonbury Festival the "best fest" in its 51 festival round-up in the final edition of its Playlist supplement.
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