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In which Alex Lewczuk and Emily Hartley connect with photographer Anthony Mosely, Stephanie from Lancashire, Show Director Charles Mills, Peachy Belts founder Zoe, Milliner George, Bernadette Gledhill . Andy Fielding from Kuomi. Lily Tree Bakers, Brown and Blonde Brownies. Cornish Cheees, Kilted Fudge, Ladies in Pigs, Passion du Fromage, Ben from Fairfax and Favor, Captain James Cook aka Rob Nichols and Enjoy Tees Valley Tourism Officer Julia Lumley ( photos on www.facebook.com/southsidebroadcasting ) In association with www.pharmanord.co.uk

In which Alex Lewczuk, Su Roys, Dylan Roys and Bridget Roys explore the world of diggers, gin, apples, wheat, sheep, pastries, cookery and more with a range of contributers including Show Director Charles Mills at the Yorkshire Agricutural Society`s annual Autumnal event.( photos on www.facebook.com/southsidebroadcasting )

In which Su Roys and Alex Lewczuk discuss semi-final arrangements with Great Yorkshire Show Director Charles Mills before checking out the worlds of Harrogate Candles, trend-setting hats. Hurdy sheep, bespoke pottery and more.

in which Su Roys achieves her dream of connecting with the founder of Mason`s Gin, Kay Johns provides more superb rural art, Blueberry Hill Preserves continue their odyssey to Saltburn, Yorkshire Life connects with Betty`s Tea Room and Leaping Lorenzo is simply awesome.

In which Su Roys and Alex Lewczuk introduce Ben Lewis to Yorkshire and move from prize winning Devon cattle to the craft of grooving.

In which Su, Ben and Alex connect with Candles, Mattresses, Artists, Cheese, Relish , Gin , Omega , Lamb and Rosemary Shrager.

In which following a gin interlude with Masons Su Roys and Alex Lewczuk enjoy the entertainment of the main ring and CEO of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society Nigel Pulling becomes the interviewer and Ben Lewis the interviewee.

In which Ben Lewis employs the term `infamous` when encountering the awesome Carol Klein whilst Su and Alex are checking out the cattle parade.

Dr Dawn Harper discusses Public Health England`s `Be Clear On Cancer` campaign after which Harvey Gahl reflects on trying something new on holiday, William Sitwell cycles through central London and CEO of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society Nigel Pulling looks ahead to next week`s Great Yorkshire Show.

In which Alex Lewczuk encounters wildlife photography, award winning bakers, twisted chilli and the Roys family seek out fudge and log holders in the country`s premier Autumnal countryside show. ( photos on www.facebook.com/southsidebroadcasting )