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Ben Lewis, Emma Street, Andrew King and Alex Lewczuk hold the studio fort as the phone guests encompass Bobby Seagull, the British Heart Foundation, Ian Lennox, Jo Hemmings, William Sitwell , Rav Wilding , Richard Fitzwilliams and a fire alarm in the latest Midweek Drive Morning Edition episode.
Becki Morgan-Philips, Ben Lewis, Gabriella Peralta, Richard Fitzwilliams, Nick Reed, Daniel Ruiz, Kirsty Hobbs, Justine Baynes, David Jones, Rebecca Ashton, KJP Sheedy, William Sitwell and Alex Lewczuk move through another richly packed audio breakfast of human interest and themes.
Director Graeme Harper launches the second part of the programme which features cyber-security specialist Jake Moore, Actress and Masterchef winner Lisa Faulkner, Editor William Sitwell, SSAFA operative Bill Grant and broadcaster/writer and comedian Julian Clary discussing his latest book about the Bold Hyena family.
The agenda moves from food journalist Rebecca Seal to online savings with Gloria Hunniford before William Sitwell reflects on contemporary eating habits and Ian Lennox considers the fortunes of transfer deadline day inbetwict Ernest Doku on mobile phone tariffs and Andy Brown on the upcoming Games Expo.
Founder of Actiph water Jamie Douglas-Hamilton discusses his epic oceanic voyages whilst Andrea McLean reflects on the children`s summer holidays before William Sitwell discusses his upcoming Supper event, Ryan Weeks explores the future of digital impacts on the UK and John Roe shares some of the secrets of the upcoming Revesby Country Fair.
The second hour continues with Andy Comfort followed by relationship expert Rachael Lloyd and Drover CEO Matt Seakins. Gastronome William Sitwell discusses the Saltburn Food Festival with Alex Lewczuk and Christian Arcabowicz before Josh Newell-Brown makes his programme debut. Finally Karina Grinwade of Blue Cross outlines the importance of microchipping cats.
Dr Eleni Touroni and Daniel Field reflect on their recent work with the British Heart Foundation before Financial expert Simon Read provides more vital money-saving tips. Tessa, Gemma and Emma then discuss the art of lawn-mowing with William Sitwell before psychologist Sam Owen and Pure Cremation co-founder Catherine Powell explain ways in which the `D` word can be effectively discussed.
Broadcaster Emma Tinson makes a very welcome return to the programme and provides some reflections on recent superhero adventures before William Sitwell also returns with news of the gastropub awards and Alan Stevens witnesses a fire drill !
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.
Gemma Baker looks ahead to a grand event at the New Lincoln Theatre Royal, Eva Macdonald talks about her upcoming Brain Timour Charity fundraiser, William Sitwell provides a tribute to Jamioroquai and Alan Stevens shares his thoughts on the latest Doctor Who adventure.