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Celebrating One and a quarter centuries of Blue Cross, avoiding the diet trap and reviewing movies with Richard Fitzwilliams, Sarah Huntley, Natasha Wanten, Yasmin De Graff and Cathy Manso- just another day at the Midweek Drive Morning Edition
New York City based Director, arts educator and teaching artist Heather Lanza makes her NYRT debut with Pamela Sue Mann & Jonathan Linsley after which Alex Lewczuk explores the influence of television on career choices with child psychologist Dr Kairen Cullen
Sarah Huntley, Yas De Graff and Richard Fitzwilliams reflect on stage and filmic works before Alex Lewczuk explores consumer retail online habits and the best ways to keep your dogs healthy.
Thoughts on two passing movie greats followed by the latest Joel Coen movie and an award-winning 3 hour Japanese opus with Richard Fitzwilliams, Natasha Wanten, & Cathy Manso
Writer/Doctor Who Scholar Alan Stevens www.kaldorcity.com in conversation with Alex Lewczuk about the New Year`s Day Doctor Who episode after which there are some interesting reflections on the legacy of COP26.
Natasha Wanten reviews the 60th Disney animated motion picture and Richard Fitzwilliams discusses the latest New Year`s Honours List with Sarah Huntley, Graeme Harper, Chloey Rose, Alex Lewczuk & Cathy Manso.
Two more movies and thoughts on the UK House of Windsor duly served up with Richard Fitzwilliams, Graeme Harper, Sarah Huntley, Natasha Wanten, Chloey Rose and Cathy Manso
Find out the thoughts of Richard Fitzwilliams, Natasha Wanten , Sarah Huntley and Chloe Rose on the latest movie escapist exploits from the world of graphic narratives.
Music from Chloey Rose, Reviews from Richard Fitzwilliams, Comments from Natasha Wanten in Australia & Cathy Manso in Lincoln followed by a feature on the Booster campaign with Dr Helen Lawal and the help available for gambling dysfunctions all form the penultimate Midweek Drive Morning Edition of the year.
Director Phil Leirness connects from Washington DC and shares his own perspective on global issues before the annual consideration of the British Association for Screen Entertainment`s most popular movies of 2021 and some key insights into the future of screen interactivity.
