Julian hears from the runners and organisers of Sunday’s Cambridge Town & Gown 10K 2017 in aid of Muscular Dystrophy UK.

Robert Good talks about What is Art, his new and quite quirky book full of definitions of what art is. He lives in Lode, just outside Cambridge, and will be participating in the Festival of Ideas.

Julian Huppert was MP for Cambridge from 2010 to 2015. Following his announcement that he won’t be seeking a new nomination from the Lib Dems, Dr Huppert speaks to Julian Clover.

Julian welcomes Barenaked Ladies founder Steven Page into the Gwydir Street Studios for a song and a chat about songwriting, Canadian politics and pop-up restaurants.

Drive Chef Jamie Mountford explains what’s required when putting together a pop up restaurant.

Dacia Viejo tells Julian about a series of events on rebuilding Syria as part of the Festival of Ideas. It includes a three-week exhibition at the Central Library in Cambridge (21 October until 11 November) and a new heritage research centre that opens this autumn at the University of Cambridge.

Singer-songwriter Oscar Corney is a semi-finalist in Fender’s Undiscovered Artist of the Year. He tells Julian about the competition.

Hugo Drochon, a researcher with the ‘Conspiracy and Democracy’ research project at CRASSH, discusses Conspiracy Theories as part of the Festival of Ideas.

Professor Alice Roberts delves into archaeology, history and genetics ahead of her visit to Cambridge.