A magnificent midweek drive octet of copresentational talent cover topics from music to creating novels via pub cricket ,compressed morbidity , Cornish weddings and Dulwich College in a programme which also links upstate New York with Suffolk, Ireland, Little London and Lincoln.
Robin Pierce and Jessica Burtis dissect the latest musical delight from Ragsy after which Alex Lewczuk focusses on travel safety. Professor Helen Mcgregor then expands upon the importance of face to face interactions in business from her work as Dean of Edinburgh University Business School. Closing features on the trauma of predatory marriage and coping with finances round off the episode.
Canadian writer Lorna Shultz Nicholson discusses Ice Hockey, Rowing, Olympics and more with Jessica Burtis and Gabriella Van Jennians after which dietician Dr Linia Patel shares some top tips on being healthy and Vodafone`s Helen Lamprell concludes by addressing online safety with Digital Awareness UK founder Emma Robertson.
Writer/Producer/Actor/Director Stacey Souther discusses the heart-warming mini-documentary epic `Valerie` with Robin Pierce after which Alex Lewczuk discusses the ways in which you can safely take your canine friend to work and the office.
Talented author Jonas Saul connects with Alex Lewczuk from his current base in Greece and discusses the amazing processes of his work in creating the Sarah Roberts series and more extraordinary crime narratives. The programme concludes with an exploration of how a new emergency services app can save lives.
`Dr Trek aka Larry Nemecek discusses the Star Trek philosophy with Sci-Fi Scarborough`s very own Steve Dickinson and singer-songwriter Pamela Sue Mann with some keen observations as ever from Jessica Burtis. Alex Lewczuk than chats about the latest Covid-19 news with Dr Sarah Jarvis and explores ways of staying cool in a heatwave with the British Red Cross.
43 years after the Richard Donner epic landed on the silver screen, Gary Gerani, Robin Pierce, Jessica Burtis, Jenny Bill, Tessa Snart, Pamela Sue Mann and Annie Snart discuss the movie`s 21st century legacy.
Jennie Finch, Jessica Burtis, Rob Nichols and Alex Lewczuk contemplate London above and London below in the July 2021 edition of Book of the Month.
Following a feature into gut well-being with Dr Aria, Robin Pierce evaluates the latest Space Jam offering, Natasha Armstrong discusses her 7th Lockdown, Richard Fitzwilliams deals with provocative artists and Royals and Gabriella Van Jennians and Sebastian Mann give their verdicts on the texts under review. Also includes a special mention of the Stacey Souther mini-documentary `Valerie` .
Dr Cliff Arnall discusses his research into the most joyful day of the year after which Annette Andre presents another premier audio missive from San Diego and discusses a wealth of items with Jean Bruce Scott, Randy Reinholz, Pamela Sue Mann and Jessica Burtis. The programme concludes with some insights into producing the perfect BBQ with Michelin Chef Skye Gyngell and DJ BBQ.
