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Immigration and Identity

The origins of Modern Britain series continues with some reflections on the period 1948-1974.

Alison Krauss, North Korea and The Stone Tapes Symposium

Natasha Armstrong, Hannah Brown, Tessa Snart, Martyna Wiecha, Holly McGratten, Kayleigh Umfreville & Alex Lewczuk steer a packed programme from Nashville to Jersey before wrapping up with some incisive George Mann insights into the role of the graphic narrative creator.

Star Trek, Kong and The Prisoner

Larry Nemecek www.larrynemecek.com shares his thoughts on the state of Trek as well as providing advice to symposium helpers in the world of Sci-Fi, Lead Starburst Writer Robin Pierce discusses Kong:Skull Island & Logan and the coproducer of the upcoming Seattle celebration of `The Prisoner ` TV series Karl Frunz makes an outstanding substitute for Phil Leirness.

Inspired on Air March 2017

Michael Blackburn, Sara Bullimore and Alex Lewczuk look ahead to a selection of terrific cultural treats for the Lincoln region in 2017.

Communicating with Cats and Dennis the Chemist

A classic juxtaposition of topics concludes with some more pertinent nutrirional advice from www.dennisthechemist.com in association with www.pharmanord.co.uk .

FMTTM- Emirates FA Cup Quarter Final Special Manchester City

Rob Nichols and Alex Lewczuk try to put recent league form out of their minds and focus on the epic quarter final cup tie in which Boro attempt to test the fragility of Bravo.

Rachel Riley, STEM, Sci-Fi London, The Saltburn Book Corner and Daleks

The awesome Rachel Riley connects with Hannah Brown, Eva Macdonald, Ben Lewis and Alex Lewczuk to launch the second hour of the Morning Edition which proceeds to provide more details on the SCI-FI London 48hr film challenge with Festival Director Louis Savy, a brief reprise of Jenna Warren`s Saltburn Book Corner`s new location and the latest audio Dalek masterpiece from Alan Stevens.

Elle , Frodo and a doorbell

Hannah Brown, Ben Lewis and Alex Lewczuk enable Gabriell Peralta in Gibraltar, Richard Fitzwilliams in London and Ian Lennox in Newcastle to provide an audio panorama of narrative surrealism relating to contemporary culture. 

Liberation

The women`s liberation and gay rights movements during the mid-20th century are the topic for the latest entry in the origins of modern Britain series.

Hotels & Highways, `Doctor Who- the wilderness years`

Camo returns to launch the programme from Nashville and take Natasha Armstrong, Alex Lewczuk, Holly McGratten, Kayleigh Umfreville, Martyna Wiecha and the listener to Jersey with Anna Lewis , Edinburgh with writer William Coles and the world of nineties Doctor Who with Dylan Rees.