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`Deja Doomed`, `The Last Green Valley` , Road Safety, BMI issues and Tech in business

Acclaimed SF writer Edward M Lerner discusses his latest text with Jessica Burtis and Alex Lewczuk. Mark Sullivan then connects from Montana to address his latest historical thriller after which Edmund King ( President of the Automobile Association )  provides info on the challenges of rural roads. BMI issues with ethnic groups are then disseminated before Emma Jones MBE makes a welcome return to the programme to reflect on Vodafone technology and young entrepreneurs.

Armin Shimerman, Blake, Shakespeare, Juliet Lemar & The Book Oscars 2021

California & the UK connect again via The Midweek Drive with actor/writer/scholar Armin Shimerman and ace broadcast journalist/producer Juliet Lemar linking with Professor Jason Whittaker, Kirsty Barrott & Rebecca Bond. Alex Lewczuk then chats with the recently announced winner of the Children`s Book Oscar awards Lu Fraser and considers the wonder of the littlest yak Gertie.

Interview challenges, the unfortunate edit, sunscreen for cats and stand-up times

Philip Hurd-wood, Paul Powers & Phil Leirness welcome Thomas Davies to his first midweek drive and cover a range of topics from interview challenges to podcasts after which Alex Lewczuk explores ways to protect cats from sunburn and why standing up is the new sitting down.

DiElle, Amy Raasch, Snowbound, Cat-Bird Coyote and Ambassadogs for Pets as Therapy

DiElle`s latest music `Snowbound` makes it`s Midweek Drive debut and is duly discussed with Rebecca Bond and premier performance soul Amy Raasch in Los Angeles before Alex Lewczuk chats with the Pets as Therapy organisation about their excellent work with the Sue Ryder Foundation.

Jenna Greene, Holidays, May Romances and the ESL

Award winning author Jenna Greene makes a welcome return to the programme and discusses fantasy, dragonboat racing and her latest YA novel with Rebecca Bond. Alex Lewczuk then explores the likely post-pandemic social world with Booking.com CEO Ryan Pearson and Bumble`s lifestyle coach Michele Elman after which Martin Shaw shares his views on investment and the world of football finance.

Ben Dalby, `Are You Real ? ` Cybersecurity and Sue Frith Grau

Rebecca Bond welcomes singer/songwriter Ben Dalby back to The Midweek Drive after which CEO and co-ounder of Clearscore Justin Borsini provides some sage advice on cybersecurity and Jane Keeper from Refuge also shares her thoughts on cyberstalking before Sue Frith Grau explains how Horncastle has continued to function in these challenging times.

Richard Strange, National Superhero Week and World Vet Day

Premier arts polymath Richard Strange makes a welcome return to The Midweek Drive with Robin Pierce and Rebecca Bond and reflects on his narrative to date after which Alex Lewczuk chats with Trudy Beswick about National Superhero Week and Ben Sturgeon about World Vet Day & the Society for the Protection of Animals.

Juliet Lemar, Venice Beach, Burgers in Bentleys, Pub reopenings and the changing face of exams

Another positive energy packed programme with Actor/Producer/ Broadcaster Juliet Lemar making her midweek drive debut with Chloey Rose, Rebecca Bond and Gabriella Van Jennians after which Alex Lewczuk discusses restaurant apps with Patrick Hooykas ( MD of www.thefork.co.uk  ) in Madrid and foodie inflencer Anna Barnet in London. CEO of Myonline schooling Euan Maclean then discusses the legacy of the pandemic on the world of education.

Amy Raasch, `Animal Monologues`, The Celestial Toyroom and Prof, Fiona Moore

An overdue welcome return to The Midweek Drive for Multi-Talented Amy Raasch from Los Angeles who together with Professor Fiona Moore, Robin Pierce, Jessica Burtis & Alex Lewczuk discuss creativity, British Pubs and the human- interspecies perspective.

Stuck, Gold, LG & Accountancy

Rebecca Bond and Alex Lewczuk discuss the online podcast series `Stuck` with creator Andy Bolter before exploring ways of investing in your children`s financial futures , the importance of balance with psychologist Emma Kenny and why accredited accountants are so important to the country.