Suzanne Hunter talks to Gilbert O'Sullivan whose number one hits "Clair" and "Get Down" and the two million seller "Alone Again" with lots of stories plus news about his latest UK tour and album "Gilbertville" which features an interlude from a quirky comic.

Suzanne Hunter talks to Sir Richard Rodney Bennett composer of hundreds of scores including Murder On The Orient Express- The Waltz and Far From The Madding Crowd. Find out about working with the directors and Sir Richard's new show "A Couple of Swells" the songs of Irving Berlin.

Suzanne Hunter talks to adventurer and travel writer Charley Boorman about his experiences and adventures and his forthcoming tour including at the Epsom Playhouse on Thursday20th October.

Suzanne Hunter talks to renowned actor Nigel Havers, who has appeared in classic films like Chariots of Fire and Empire of the Sun, about is upcoming role in costume drama Downton Abbey and Basket Case the comedy playing at New Victoria Theatre Woking 10th to 15th October.

Suzanne Hunter talks to actor Jeremy Clyde renowned for many classical roles and appearing in "Three Days in May" based on true story of Winston Churchill's darkest hour at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre in Guildford from the 11th to 15th October.

Suzanne Hunter talks to Nolan sister Maureen Nolan about her music and new musical "The Eva Cassidy Story" on at the New Victoria Theatre Woking on the16th October and the Epsom Playhouse on 17th October.

Suzanne Hunter talks to an impressive new singer Will Scott about his music and his forthcoming tour featuring his new album "Keystone Crossing". Will is appearing at the Farncombe Tavern in Farncombe on the 19th October and at the Half Moon in Putney on the 25th October.

Suzanne Hunter talks to Joan Armatrading, Grammy award winning singer songwriter about her life, love of song writing, and her 2012 tour in which one lucky singer songwriter will join Joan on stage for a 15 minutes set plus find out about the moment when Joan met Nelson Mandela.

Suzanne Hunter talks to Griff Rhys Jones, star of popular TV shows "Three Men and a Boat" "Rivers", "Mountains" and a whole host of comedy shows, about his upcoming four part series "The Routes of Great Britain" which includes a famous scene recreated at Dunsfold Park in Surrey.

Suzanne Hunter talks to John Schroeder, the man who brought Tamala Motown to the UK and whose unique book Cosy Cats Cottage is recently published.