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Jeff Brazier discusses Father`s Day Stress with Alex Lewczuk and Professor Fiona Moore and Ben Lewis explore feline tales with Ian Lennox before the 133rd Lincolnshire Show is featured with Sally Mundy from the Lincolnshire Showground and Hannah Gilbey from the Lincolnshire Co-Op.
Richard Fitzwilliams provides insight into another two contemporary cinematic offerings before Ben Lewis & Alex Lewczuk discuss the latest hammock activities of Ian Lennox in Tyneside.
Gemma Baker looks ahead to a grand event at the New Lincoln Theatre Royal, Eva Macdonald talks about her upcoming Brain Timour Charity fundraiser, William Sitwell provides a tribute to Jamioroquai and Alan Stevens shares his thoughts on the latest Doctor Who adventure.
Director of Communications, Development and Marketing at the University of Lincoln Elly Sample returns to the programme and , together with Alex Lewczuk ,move from Gibralta with Gabriella Peralta, to a devastating review of the latest Guy Richie film with Richard Fitzwilliams before discussing World Milk Day with Dr Anne Mullen, Director of Nutrition at the Dairy Council and Matt Lawson RD- Team GB and International Athletes nutritionist.
Elly Sample , Alex Lewczuk and Eva Macdonald explore the world of IVF treatments, ideal breakfasts with William Sitwell, the official start of Summer with Georgia-Lee Cleland -Head of Amazon`s Now its summer store and consider Blake`s 7 with Alan Stevens.
Natasha Armstrong checks in from Antwerp , Graeme Harper from London and Phil Leirness from South Carolina as the audio adventures continue.
The last morning edition for May 2017 has Gabriella Peralta in Gibraltar, Richard Fitzwilliams in London and Ian Lennox in Tyneside with a special guest appearance from Jessica Ward.
Travel writer Simon Reeve discusses trips to Western Australia, Neil Mapes explores Dementia Adventure, William Sitwell discusses Gin & Graduation, Dr Sara Jarvis reflects on eyecare and Alan Stevens cogitates on Steven Moffat and Star Trek in the second packed programming segment.
Gabriella Peralta launches the programme from Gibraltar and passes the audio baton to Richard Fitzwilliams who has a mini-Bafta rant ahead of Ian Lennox sharing the joys of the hammock.
The second part of the programme continues to explore new audio frontiers and contains contributions from William Sitwell and Alan Stevens in particular which bring uncontained hilarity to at least one of the midweek drivettes.