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Energy levels, `Everybody wants Something !!` `A Chance Encounter` and The Lincolnshire Show

Buck and J Ro connect with Hannah Brown, Claire Margerison, Mary Dansie, Emma Tinson, Natasha Armstrong and Alex Lewczuk followed by another welcome visit from the Lincolnshire Event`s Centre`s very own Sally Mundy and the fine opinions of Richard Fitzwilliams and Ian Lennox.

Nationwise Payment technology, Eggs or Anarchy

Head of payments at the Nationwide Building Society Paul Horlock discusses the changing profile of mobile phone uses after which Dr Sarah Jarvis shares her advice for National Epilepsy Awareness week, William Sitwell makes a glorious return to the programme ahead of his latest book launch and Peter Leatham flags up the importance of PPL as The Midweek Drivettes prepare for their Summer expeditions.

Linda Hewett, Rainmaker and `My Little Guitar`

Ace foodie Linda Hewett www.lindahewettfood.com makes her studio debut on a programme which sees the return of Jodie Orton and reunion of Claire Margerison, Emma Tinson, Tessa Snart, Mary Dansie. Hannah Brown and Emily Jones as well as music from Darryl Worley and premier songstress Carrington Macduffie.

 

William Coles, Innocent Unplugged, Larry Nemecek and Lily Holleman

William Coles continues to probe ace food demonstrator Linda Hewitt whilst the Midweek Drivettes taste her bread samples, Georgina Jones once again shares the importance of going `off-grid` and Star Trek Guru Larry Nemecek discusses alt-timelines and Harlan Ellison before ace actress/producer Lily Holleman shares her thoughts on NCIS:New Orleans and prepping for a road trip with Phil Leirness.

`Son of Saul`, Royal Privacy, Barbie at the Louvre and The Stroke Association

Film Critic and Royal Commentator Richard Fitzwilliams presents some fascinating insights into the cultural milieu with Alex Lewczuk after which Dr Hilary Jones and Jim Swindells provide some vital advice on combatting obesity and preventing strokes.

The Stone Tapes Vol 13

Celebrating 500 issues of Doctor Who magazine, Editor Tom Spilsbury connects with Sam Stone, David J Howe and Patricia H Ash in a fabulous 13th episode which encompasses www.dailysciencefiction.com, Starburst reviewer Rob Pierce  considering `Friend Request`, `Bubba Ho-Tep` and more generic delights.

Lava, The Birds and the Bees and Florence Foster Jenkins

Claire Margerison, Natasha Armstrong, Hannah Brown , Mary Dansie and Alex Lewczuk commence another programme with the legendary tales of PF Buck in Hawaii before teenologist Sarah Newton provides some perspective on `the conversation`, Ian Lennox provides some advice for Claire`s writing family and psychologist Dr Linda Papadopoulis discusses coping with a broken heart.

Linda Hewett, Slimming World, Roy Castle and Sci Fi London

Premier food demonstrator Linda Hewitt makes a welcome return to the programme prior to her upcoming presence at the Nottinghamshire County Show. The importance of a good balanced diet is then raised with Dr Jacquie Lavin , Head of Nutrition and research at Slimming World and Georgina Wallace. The excellent work of the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation is then highlighted with CEO Paula Chadwick before Natasha Armstrong, Mary Dansie, Hannah Brown , Eva Macdonald and Alex Lewczuk discover the thoughts of Professor Fiona Moore and Alan Stevens regarding SciFi London 2016

Dylan, Gatwick, Dubai and Ice Age

A typically broad ranging programme and belated 21st Birthday celebration brings Emma Tinson, Sam Stone, David J Howe, Claire Margerison, Mary Dansie , Hannah Brown and Alex Lewczuk to the music of Erik Dylan in Nashville, The travelling challenges of Jersey correspondent Anna Lewis, the latest awesome texts from Tara Bennett and William Coles perceptive Huffington Post column.

`Unplugged` Sci-Fi London and Artificial Intelligence

`Turn Lights On` founder Georgina Jones discusses the upcoming Innocent Unplugged event after which Louis Savy reflects on another sensational SciFi London with Emma Tinson, Mary Dansie, Hannah Brown, Claire Margerison, Sam Stone, David J Howe and Alex Lewczuk. LA Director and cultural arts correspondent then continues the AI debate as the programme docks in California.