Julian & Lucy’s guest is Rex Bloomstein. His documentary A Second Chance looks at the transformational power of work for ex-prisoners and focussing on the Timpson Group. The film will be shown at the Arts Picturehouse on Thursday.

Julian & Lucy are joined by Ros Russell and Vicki Kenny to preview the Cambridge Jazz Festival and play a couple of songs.

Andrea Perticati from wine importers Vine and Cork was in the Friday Foodclub this week. He tells Julian & Lucy about the Italian wine market and a five-course food & wine pairing evening taking place at the Pear & Olive Scratch Kitchen in Hildersham next Friday.

The medical teams from East Anglian Air Ambulance (EAAA) will be flying the flag for East Anglia in the new series of Emergency Helicopter Medics which begins its run on Channel 4’s More 4 this Sunday (November 10). Julian speaks to Kat Lawson-Phillips from EAAA.

Cambridge City Council’s Annual Firework display takes place this evening. Anna Smith, Cambridge City Council’s Executive Councillor of Communities, joins Julian & Lucy with news of what’s happening in Midsummer Common.

The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority is launching a public survey on bus services as part of an ongoing radical reform of its bus network. Julian speaks to Richard Wood of Cambridge Area Bus Users.

As England prepare to take on South Africa in the final of the World Cup in Japan, Julian speaks to Stephan Mulder, a South African resident in Cambridge.

Mikey Malloy returns to the Friday Foodclub. He tells Julian about his new venture Malloy’s Craft Butchery opening at Downing Student’s The Railyard development close to Station Road.

On Halloween, Julian & Lucy hear from Cambridge Ghost Guide Gerald Smith, who tells them some spooky stories.

Sarah Colwell reviews Dennis Kelly’s debut play Debris from Cambridge University Drama on the stage of the Corpus Playroom this week.