In this episode Mark discusses the importance of family and what his own family means to him through the recitation of his poems "Family", "Big Brother", "Mum", and "My Dad".

In this episode Mark discusses one of his favourite fictional characters, Sherlock Holmes, created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and some of the live-action portrayals of the character that there has been over the years. Mark also recites his Sherlock Holmes-inspired poem 'The Great Detective", his poem "Elementary", and his poem "The Shard of Hope" that he was inspired to write by his experiences of visiting and walking around the great City of London.

In this episode Mark does a deep-dive into his 2016 book of short-stories and poetry "Too Close To The Sun" and he explains the reasons why he wrote the "edgy" stories that he included within and what he was attempting to explore, with his characters, within the stories that he had published together. Mark also recites his poems "Too Close To The Sun" and "Psychic Arithmetic".

In this episode Mark talks about his love and fascination with language, in all it's forms, and he explains how he uses the language of poetry to full-effect. Mark also recites his poems "Words Enough and Time", "Everybody Is A Poet", "The Theory of Poetry", and "Poeta Universalis".

In this episode Mark discusses what it is like to be an "early bird" - someone who gets out of bed sometimes even before the sunrise - and Mark recounts some of the many times when he has awoken early in the morning and he has been instantly inspired to write something, which is the recurring story of any and every artist. Mark also recites his poems "Morning", "Perpetual Night", "Keep Writing", and "Hello Sun".

In this episode Mark gives his first hand review of film Director Christopher Nolan's new mind-blowing and time-bending movie, "Tenet", and he talks about the other Christopher Nolan films that he has seen and what he thought about them. And Mark also recites two poems - one old, and one brand new: "Cinema" and "It's good to be back".

In this magic-themed episode Mark discusses all things magical - including what it was like for him to be in the audience to see the amazing illusionist and mentalist Derren Brown perform his stage show 'Miracle' back in 2016. Mark also discusses his memories of watching magic being performed on television when he was a child. And Mark recites his magic inspired poems "The Showman", "The Art of The Act", and "Houdini".

In this episode Mark discusses the wonderful randomness of life and the beautiful and inspiring things that can arise from life when people least expect them to. Mark also randomly selects fours poems, from four of his books, to read for your enjoyment - which turned out to be his poems "Nature and Me", "Did", "Mercury", and "Right".

In this episode Mark discusses his love of Art in all its forms, and Mark discusses some of his favourite artists - from Vincent Van Gogh to Banksy. Mark also recites his art inspired poems "Where Art Endows", and "Mark of a Masterpiece".

In this episode Mark talks about what motivates him and why it is important for people to have something in their life that gives them motivation in all avenues of their life. Mark also recites his poems "Your Thing", "Superpower", and "Full Circle".