Julian is joined by actor Martin Shaw, who talks about UKTV Drama channel’s George Gently marathon.

Cambridge Junction’s Total Arts group for disabled young people its hosting its first Film Festival, Big Trouble, Little Pictures on Thursday. Clare O’Hara, Development Manager of the project, spoke to Julian Clover.

Julian is joined by members of Cambridge’s all girl band Gig-L ahead of the launch of their new album, The Farewell Debut, featuring songs written by Katrina and the Waves songwriter Kimberley Rew.

Jan Moore meets Lyn Alcantara to find out about Kings Junior Voices, a choir comprising local children and their upcoming concert in King’s Chapel.

Tim Willett is joined by Drive Chef Jamie Mountford and Daniel Perjesi, currently at Poet’s House, and about to join Gonville & Caicus College.

Colin Lawrence from drama group Bawds drops in to chat with Julian Clover about new production War of the Worlds: The Panic Broadcast at the Corpus Playroom.

Leigh Chambers hears from Jo Riches from Spirus Marketing to talk about Cambridge Open Studios; a month long summer art event in which artists open their studios up to the public over four weekends in July.

Paralympian gold medallist Jonnie Peacock visited the University of Cambridge Primary School, at Eddington, recently to meet some of the kids trying out the activities at the new Sainsbury’s Active Kids holiday club, where he spoke to our reporter Mary-Ann Hansen.

[A Sainsbury’s Active Kids holiday club will be taking place in the University of Cambridge Primary School, Eddington Avenue, Cambridge CB3 0QZ between 30th July and 31st August from 9am to 4pm on Monday to Friday.]

On the 70th Anniversary of the NHS Shelly Thake, Interim CEO at Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust talks about their contribution to Addenbrooke’s and the Rosie.

Ahead of England’s World Cup match against Columbia, Julian Clover is joined by three Columbian football fans who live in Cambridge.