On this week's show: switching to digital with Maggie Philbin; world kidney day; and, bringing the car boot inside at the Haberdashery.

On this week's show: an arts festival in Crouch End launches; we talk to artist Anya Beaumont about her project to map N10 with discarded paper; and, a gig planned for March 4 in support of charity Medical Aid for Palestinians

On the show this week: A golfing talent scheme which aims to get more young people involved in the sport; adapting Shakespeare with Paul Morrall from Chickenshed and Adam Long from the Reduced Shakespeare Company; and, Stephen Buckeridge's exhibition at the Koukan Gallery on Alexandra Park Road

On this week's show: Sean Conway sets off on an 18 thousand mile cycle ride round the world; crime writers gather in the Big Green Bookshop in Wood Green; and, puppy parties - we ask, are they a middle class indulgence or a necessity for well-behaved dogs?

On the show this week: We celebrate a successful first year in business with contemporary Indian restaurant Zayn Zah; we talk to photographer Matt Humphrey about his vision for The Local Gallery on Avenue Mews; and, our what's on piece this week is an emerging writers festival at the Chickenshed.

On the show this week: we have tips and advice about training for the marathon from Chris Hirons, owner of the N10 Sports Injury Clinic; we talk to artist Alexandra Abraham about her paintings and jewellery using reclaimed pieces from the foreshore of the Thames; and, we are at the Karamel Club with owner Rosely Funari for the what's on piece

In this week’s podcast: We talk to chair of the Muswell Hill Trader’s Association Emma Whittlestone about the u-turn Haringey council has made on a decision to support a bid to transform the centre of Muswell Hill; we talk to local resident Dom Stevenson about his life in north London; and, we talk to Kit Dickinson about adult ballet classes at her dance school First Steps