In the run up to yet more Southern Railway strikes, co-owner group Go-Ahead announced this year's profits, sparking outrage among commuters who can't understand how such a poor service providing company can make a profit. To find out more about the current situation, and learn what the government plans on spending the £20 million emergency fund on, Share Radio's Fiona Norman talks to Peter Kyle, MP for Hove and Portslade, whose been tackling the situation. First broadcast: 03/09/16

Junior doctors have grabbed the headlines again after announcing more strikes. To discuss the reasons behind this new strike and what it means for the NHS, Colin is joined by Katherine Murphy, Chief Executive of the Patients' Association, and Dr Animesh Singh, a junior doctor working in west London. First broadcast: 03/09/16

Peter Welby, from the Centre on Religion & Geopolitics at the Tony Blair Faith Foundation joins Colin, to talk about a new report titled "A War of Keywords", which looks at radicalization, globalization and what part the internet plays. First broadcast: 27/08/16

Dr Eric Watts, Chair for Doctors for the NHS, joins Colin to discuss the proposed changes being made to the NHS due to funding problems and what this means for the general public. First broadcast: 27/08/16

Natasha Clark, from The Times red box, joins Colin to talk about the recent news within the Labour party and specifically where both Jeremy Corbyn and Owen Smith stand within the party. First broadcast: 27/08/16

Coco Soodek, business expert, lawyer, author and media commentator joins Colin to talk about the current state of the US general election. First broadcast: 20/08/16

Colin is joined by Professor Richard English, Director of the Handa Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence and Paul Rogers Professor of Peace Studies at Bradford university to talk about Owen Smiths comments about peace talks with ISIS and whether or not this is a possibility. First broadcast: 20/08/16

Colin is talking to Joss Sheldon who in his own words is an "Joss Sheldon is a scruffy nomad, an unshaven layabout, and a good for nothing hobo" to discuss his new book, "Occupied" First broadcast: 20/08/16

Colin is joined by Kristyan Benedict, Amnesty International's Syria Campaign manager to discuss the recent report published by them, talking about the torture of thousands of Syrian civilians not supporting Assad's regime. First broadcast: 20/08/16

Six years on from the first Hinkley Point C proposals and the project is now mired in controversy – there have been suggestions of illicit transfers, Beijing-backed slush funds and stolen nuclear technology. Rita Lobo catches up with Jane Gray, deputy editor of Utility Week, for her perspective on the issue and what it all means for the future of the plant. First broadcast: 13/08/16