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Natasha Armstrong, Yas DeGraff, Robin Pierce and Richard Fitzwilliams consider another pair of contemporary movies before James Bailey provides an inspirational narrative as outlined in his recently published memoir `Life in the Shadows : A life of Epilepsy`

Jean Bruce Scott and Patricia Tallman discuss the merits of Hawaii , Tom Selleck & Palm Springs and the latest music of Pamela Sue Mann as well as the fun of conventions after which food psychologist Greg Tucker reveals the UK`s top 5 boring snacks !

Another fascinating metaphysical discussion with Dr Bruce Olav Solheim, followed by explorations of staycations in England and kindness in society form the basis of the latest Midweek Drive audio journey.

The second audio chapter of Jennie Finch`s move to Ireland precedes features with film critic Andrew Collins, SEGB, Former Red Arrow Mike Ings and Suzanne Roynon.

Another health-info sermon with www.dennisthechemist.com on the importance of Bio Gluco-Control

Another multi-layered midweek drive with Kerry Taylor, Katie Grimason, Phil Leirness, cybernaut Paul Powers and CDM CEO Talina Ahmad

William Sitwell and William Coles are united for the first time on The Midweek Drive and together with Sam Pidoux & Sara Bullimore explore a variety of contemporary topics after which Alex Lewczuk connects with Nicola Bridge, Head of Ocean Conservation and Sean Harrison from Plymouth Gin. More chat with financial expert Ellie Austin Williams leads to Jo Ainsley from CASS ( the current account switch service ) who together  with psychologist Kate Nightingale explores the meaning of C.A.R.

Season 5 Episode 3 of the immortal Rod Serling `Twilight Zone` is duly checked for gremlins with Gary Gerani, Robin Pierce, Tessa Snart, Jenny Bill & Alex Lewczuk.

Following some important advice on picnic etiquette, Richard Fitzwilliams takes the team to the world of Beatrix Potter with Natasha Armstrong in Australia, Robin Pierce in Wales, Yasmin Degraff, Keera Allsebrook and Sebastian Mann a flawless victory for contemporary broadcasting concludes with a somewhat flawed Netflix offering.

Rick Davy, Malcolm Tomlinson, Robin Pierce and Jessica Burtis talk and take a nostalgic journey through some of the telefantasy offerings of ITC in the 50th anniversary year of `The Persuaders` before Dr Mahendra Patel flags up the vital Hands Face Space mantra for all citizens.