Keith talks to Dave about his singing career and performances, plays some of Dave's songs, and includes music from other Liverpool greats including The Scaffold, The Spinners and Gary Murphy.

Jenny has experienced, and overcome many bursts of grief.

John talks to Jane Guest (a hospice nurse in Southend) and Peter Hall who had cancer but survived, became a Christian and now works in hospices. The topic of assisted dying obviously comes up and is faced squarely.

Something different in Poulton, Wallasey - great coffee, good food and a vision for a lot of community outreach from a church basement that was derelict a few years ago.

John Cheek was sent to Crosby in north Liverpool and St. George's Hall in the city-centre to investigate this remarkable Christian initiative (C.S.Lewis's Lion, Witch and Wardrobe) - featuring Jenni Moss, Jen Williams and Sam Mason.

Jesse hails from Cornwall and is a Christian who believes in courting controversy for the sake of the Gospel. He certainly did that when, as Librarian in Bodmin, he first arranged a shelf of books labelled "books you hate" and then added a shelf "books you would like to burn". He cheekily put a Bible on that shelf. That act got into the national newspapers and considerably increased local interest in the Bodmin library which was threatened with closure. Jesse Foot is a liberal politician at local level, and is related to a famous UK politician, Michael Foot who was MP for Plymouth Devonport, and became Leader of the UK Labour Opposition from 1980 to 1983. This interview is kindly facilitated by David Barnfield of "Life Stories"."

John talks to two amazing people - they say "music is the food of love" ... well Samantha is into vegan food and Joshua is a skilled musician & songwriter ... and together they love and serve God.

Joshua (and his wife Sam) often visit us at the Flame studio, when the visit Thorn Cross prison as part of Joshua's prison ministry. In this programme in August 2017 Joshua talks honestly to John Cheek about his illness and closeness to death. But Joshua lives on borrowed time and uses it well to write and sing great songs, some of which are featured in this programme. Also featured is music from Johnny Cash, for obvious reasons.