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Another Steinbeck Classic serves as the focus for the latest Book of the MOnth with Jennie Finch, Rob Nichols and Alex Lewczuk

Holly McGratten, Kayleigh Umfreville and Sara Bullimore in conversation with Alex Lewczuk as they travel with Virgin Trains to London for Lincoln Fashion Week 2017.

Gabriella Peralta launches the programme from Gibraltar and moves promptly to Blogger Kayleigh Carr in Sunderland, followed by film-critic Richard Fitzwilliams in London before Lincoln Big`s very own Jessica Wickham shares the excitement of her upcoming First Class Virgin Trains trip for Lincoln Fashion Week with Holly McGratten, Kayleigh Umfreville, Hannah Brown, Ian Lennox and Ben Lewis.

George Sampson reflects on 20-something stress, Alex Lewczuk and William Sitwell contemplate Flavoursome Foods, and Eva Macdonald, Ben Lewis, Hannah Brown, Jessica Wickham , Alan Stevens, Fiona Moore, Kayleigh Umfreville & Holly McGratten look forward to Lincoln Fashion in London.

Writer William Coles takes on Nashville duties before Natasha Armstrong, Tessa Snart, Martyna Wiecha, Kayleigh Umfreville, Holly McGratten and Alex Lewczuk explore culinary fast-food etiquette with Anna lewis in Jersey and discuss World Encephalitis day with Dr Ava Easton.

Another perceptive audio contemporary commentary from www.annetteandre.com leads to Ed Fortune discussing the possibilities for the New Doctor and Lily Holleman and Phil Leirness moving from Minions to Secret Agents- with an added bonus Emma Tinson return.

The first episode of a new audio series reflecting on lessons for the contemporary world from the perspective of History- with Dr Finn Pollard, Dr Ian Packer, Dr Sarah Longair, Professor Philippa Hoskin, Dr Christine Grandy and Rachel Yemm- produced by Alex Lewczuk in association with the Lincoln School of History and Heritage.

The 5th Lecture in the Origins of Modern Britain series reflects on the rise of the social scinces and the international conflict zone of the 1960`s.

Award winning writer Adrian Tchaikovsky in conversation with Alex Lewczuk at Lindum Books, Lincoln on Sat Feb 18th 2017.

Another step in the march to the arch and some reflections on recent and upcoming Boro fixtures with Fly Me to The Moon Editor in Chief Rob Nichols.