Rach Horner, a Leeds playwright writing about myth, feminism and queerness, introduces their radio drama Gentle Things, produced by Rocket Box Theatre Company.

Charlotte Eichler talks about her new poetry collection, Swimming Between Islands, published by Carcanet. And Sharena Lee Satti of The National Literacy Trust on an exciting new initiative for young writers in W.Yorkshire.

Writer David Price, Assistant Headteacher Elizabeth Powell, and theatre makers Fran Cairns & Naomi Roxby Wardle discuss culture change in Education. What are the challenges of Education in the UK at the moment? Is reform possible and what models exist?

WordPlay, a group of Leeds-based writers working with Barney Bardsley, bring us a lyrical evocation of the sea in prose and poetry, with original music by Chris Benstead.

Tower of Song celebrates its 10th birthday with this retrospective from Nicky and Carl. Tower of Song is Leeds' fabulous regular night for songwriters who meet every month to share new songs written to a theme and style. A unique forum for new songwriting!

A Special LTW: Adam Farrer talks about Cold Fish Soup, his award-winning memoir set in Withernsea which, with Leeds Lit Fest, we're reading all night at The Readathon, 25th Feb.

Enya Lucas directs Leeds Arts Centre's new production, Scarborough, by Fiona Evans. She talks to LTW about this controversial and thought-provocative new play. Plus writer Bethany Rivers on ways that creative writing can work with grief.

Chijoke Ojukwu talks about a ground-breaking community initiative in Harehills, Leeds, plus our resident storyteller Vickie Orton live and in action with a haunting story about love and sorrow.

Matt Black, poet, on his piquant and poignant work-in-progress examining the tensions among siblings as they care collectively for an elderly parent. With a guest appearance from Charlie.

A Walk In The Park (Pt 2), a sonic stroll through Roundhay Park with A Quiet Word and storyteller Matthew Bellwood, funded by National Lottery Heritage Fund, to mark 150 years of the Park.