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NEHS Autumn Flower Show 2018

In which Alex Lewczuk connects with a dozen of the finest souls at this year`s NEHS Autumn Flower Show from Camilla Harrison and current Show Director Nick Smith to the worlds of Dahlias, Cyclamens, GrowPods, Martin Fish, Garden Furniture, Plant Heritage, specialist soaps, preserves, Bees and WW1, fairy dresses and Gordon`s Gin ( photos on www.facebook.com/southsidebroadcasting )

Gibraltar, las Vegas, `The Misadventures of Cameron Post` `Yardie` and the British Heart Foundation

Another Morning Edition takes to the airwaves with Phil Leirness in LA, Gabriella Peralta in Gibraltar, Richard Fitzwilliams in London, Ian Lennox in Newcastle and Fi Riley from the British Heart Foundation.

Lego, Smartphones, Avoiding Processed Food and the Voyages of James Cook

Dr Ellie Cannon, Evan Kypreos, Alyn Williams and Senior Exhibitions Curator at the National Maritime Museum Claire Warrior explore the worlds of creativity, technology, healthy eating and the 250th anniversary of the Endeavour Voyage of Captain James Cook.

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.

Royal Radio Sept 2018

Featured interviews with CAODS Director Janie Smith ahead of `The King and I`, Lauren Wood`s review of Blake in concert, Guest Vocalist for the Nick Ross Orchestra, Sam Merrick and more behind-the- scenes insights into the New Theatre Royal Lincoln with Amelia Chambers all form part of the latest Royal Radio podcast.

Lincoln Imps, Top Gun Sleepyhead tips, C`est La Vie , The Sixties Man and Discover Middlesbrough

Gabriella Peralta, Stephanie Romiszewski, Executive Chef Aaron Craig, Richard Fitzwilliams, Ian Lennox and Rob Nichols encompass a wealth of topics and reviews in the first Midweek Drive Morning Edition for Sept 2018.

Cyber-Security, Lisa Faulkner, Takeaway awards, SSAFA and The Bolds

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.

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.

York Maze 2018 Jurassic Park

In which Lauren Wood, Su & Bridget Roys connect with York Maze CEO Tom Pearcy, discover the prehistoric mind-bending delights of the 2018 York Maze and Alex Lewczuk attempts to explain the relevance of the Kobayashi Maru test in life,

Sound and Country Vision Vol 20

Tessa Snart and Leenie Jayne connect with Jeremy Nail in Texas, Emma Jane in London  and Caleb Murray in Yorkshire as the latest SACV episode launches into the Universe.