Julian speaks to Matthew Bullock, Vice-Chairman of Cambridge Ahead and Master of St Edmund’s College about newly published data showing growth of Cambridge-based companies remains strong.

Daniel Kok joins Julian to talk about the Watch Out festival at Cambridge Junction on Saturday.

Lib Dem councillor Rob Cantrill tells Julian why he thinks Cambridge should set its own Living Wage.

David Runciman, one of the UK’s leading professors of politics, talks about his new book How Democracy Ends.

At the start of Dementia Awareness Week, Anthony Le Moignan talks about his first novel A Long Goodbye, which is dedicated to his father, Des Le Moignan, who sadly passed away in January after suffering with Alzheimer’s for some time.

Dr Sue Bailey joins Julian Clover and Drive Chef Jamie Mountford in the Friday Foodclub to preview this year’s EAT Cambridge.

In Mental Health Awareness Week, Dr Emma Tiffin is in the Drive studio and has advice for dealing with stress and who to contact.

Callum Sayer describes what it’s like working as a new assistant music producer at Cambridge Junction alongside Rob Tinkler who has programmed music at the venue for over 20 years.

Jan Moore updates Julian on what the Highways Agency has been telling residents around Histon and Impington about the A14 upgrade work.

Community activist Sam Davies tells Julian Clover how residents on Hills Road are planning to mark the demolition of a much-loved local building.