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The Bayeaux Tapestry, Chris Packham,WW1 Commemoration of Lincoln and `The Girl in His Eyes`

Seniore Events Officer Kirsty Bowlam, Drill Hall maestro Phil Hamlyn Williams, Becki Morgan-Philips, Alex Lewczuk, Ben Lewis and Lauren Wood connect with Anna Lewis, William Coles and Jennie Ensor in the first part of another Midweek Drive audio life exploration.

Annette Andre, `Where Have I Been All My Life ? `, Nobu Su and Perri Shakes-Drayton

Ben Lewis, Keera Allsebrook, Becki Morgan-Philips, Bill Coles, Alex Lewczuk, Annette Andre, Arthur Weingarten, Nobu Su, Perri Shakes-Drayton and Phil Leirness take their positions to guide the first Midweek Drive of October 2018 through memoirs, banking crises, athletics and diversity.

Fox Magic, Edinburgh plantpots, Simon Marsden and Star Trek

David Fox, Ben Lewis and Alex Lewczuk welcome Midweek Drive studio newbies Keera Allsebrook, Becki Morgan Phillips, Julie Abbott and John West on a journey which encompasses Chiswick, Edinburgh, Dublin and Los Angeles together with on-air magic, psychic concepts and gender politics !

LACO, Luke Corradine, Polyfest and `Art`

Ben Lewis, Heather Knox and Eva Macdonald connect with composer Luke Carradine to bridge Cannes, Lincoln, London, Edinburgh , Polyfest and the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra with Anna Lewis, Scott Harrison, Vix from Fuzzbox, Malcolm Tomlinson , William Coles and Alex Lewczuk.

NEHS Autumn Flower Show, Goosebump moments, Romanian Vampires & Leicester

Anna Lewis, William Coles, NEHS Show Director Nick Smith, Professor Robin Murphy, Writer/Producer Arthur Weingarten, Philip Hurd-Wood, Sam Stone, David J Howe, Tiffany Freeman and Alex Lewczuk are on the roll-call for the latest dynamic Midweek Drive episode.

Graduation, Roadkill cuisine, Oregon Shakespeare festivals and Jean-Luc Picard

Executive Chef from Rockliffe Hall Aaron Craig, University of Lincoln Events Officer Heather Knox, Tessa Snart, Shaeleigh Mackenzie, Lauren Wood and Alex Lewczuk move from Anna Lewis in Twickenham to William Coles in Edinburgh. Baylen Leonard and Leah Ross discuss the Birthplace of Country Music and their upcoming festival in Leicestershire followed by Native Voices founders Jean Bruce Scott and Randy Reinholz, `Dr Trek` Larry Nemecek, and directors Graeme Harper and Phil Leirness considering TV viewing habits and the correct pronunciation of Cecil B Demille.

Liv Austen, Sally Barker, `Reflections from the Amazon`, Annette Andre, `Art` The Lincoln Book Festival and Florence Langhorn

Florence Langhorn concludes her expedition to the East Midlands and is formally welcomed as a Midweek Drivette by Anna Lewis in London, William Coles in Edinburgh and studio copresenters Malcolm Tomlinson, Dr Amy Culley and Drill Hall maestro/writer Phil Hamlyn Williams. With additional debuts from singer/songwriters Liv Austen and Sally Barker coupled with news of the York Maze, adventurer extraordinaire Pip Stewart, the imminent release of the Annette Andre autobiography AND film-maker Phil Leirness with his ever perceptive Los Angeles comments, another 2 hour audio adventure is released to the Universe.

Paddington, Twickenham, Edinburgh, San Diego and Dublin

Magician David Fox and Alex Lewczuk link Anna Lewis, William Coles, Tessa Snart, Arthur Weingarten and Eoin Glackin in another audio almanac of music and info across the airwaves.

Bluebella, Blake, SFX, Revolutions and George Harrison

Professor Jason Whittaker shares his latest news on the topic of William Blake with Anna Lewis before discussing the new University of Lincoln Guardian masterclass programme with William Coles. Writer/musician John Robb then discusses his upcoming Lincoln Book ferstival talk on the history of punk music and USA SFX editor Tara Bennett previews the upcoming genre TV season and her upcoming Marvel Studios epic text.

The Bluebella music festival in Belton Northumbria is celebrated with Ian Prowse and John Reynolds whilst Lincoln Book festival Chairman Phiip Hamlyn Williams looks ahead to his evening at the Collection in Lincoln with Lindum Books. Ace singer/songwriter Cheley Tackett makes her programme debut and the epic summer special edition concludes with the two Phils ( Hurdwood and Leirness ) connecting Lincoln, London and Los Angeles with the able assistance of Lauren Wood and her fabulous tambourine coupled with a tale of The Beatles.

 

Help For Heroes, The Six Sixes mystery , Art and the digging dog

Writer and broadcaster Graham Lloyd, Social media specialist Tessa Snart and Alex Lewczuk feature a new Creative Arts Help For Heroes exhibition, connect with William Coles just ahead of his train entering a tunnel and welcome back Actor/Racing commentator Malcolm Tomlinson and Derbyshire`s very own Keera Alsebrook back to the programme.