We take a look back at 2013 in South London, including Dulwich Hamlet's promotion, saving Lewisham Hospital, departures and arrivals and personal memories. Also includes Paul from United Rant podcast talking about Manchester United's trio of South Londoners.

Amy Winehouse, Katy B, Leona Lewis, Adele, Rizzle Kicks, Another Level, The Noisettes, Floetry, The Kooks, Jessie J, Imogen Heap, Bashy and Kate Nash

Sean O'Hagan, formerly of Microdisney and Stereolab, talks about his life in South London, Stereolab's South London roots, the transpontine tunes he recorded with The High Llamas and 'Here Come The Rattling Trees', his latest narrative music project which is set in Peckham.

We look at South London’s greatest wrestlers, including Giant Haystacks and Mick McManus, one of which will be inducted into the South London Hardcore Hall of Fame. We also saw a wrestling show at the Coronet, Elephant and Castle and got an exclusive interview with Colt Cabana about wrestling on the independent circuit scene, CM Punk, British wrestling and his own podcast, The Art of Wrestling. Contributing expert opinion all the way through are Dave Hatton and Michael King from That Wrestling Podcast.

Oliver Reed, one of the great British actors, spent a lot of time drinking Wimbledon pubs. We follow his famous pub crawl talking about a film at each stop. The Devils, Oliver, Gradiator, Hannibal Brooks, Women in Love and The Brood.

Comic creator and retired rapper Lord Hurk joins us to talk about his work for the very first time. We talk about his considerable backlist,upcoming projects and the transpontine elements in his work. We also play four of his tracks and cap things off with a conversation about South London hip-hop of the late 80s and early 90s ahead of our forthcoming show on the music of the era.

Jack's wife Lakisha is back on the show for the first time in a year. We get her take on local news stories and she fields listeners' questions.

This week we joined Richard Reynolds for a spot of Guerrilla Gardening. We started off at St.George's Circus to clean up a site there, spoke to Richard about the various projects he has underway and finished off doing a spot of Guerrilla Gardening of our own.

In 1931 Boris Karloff (born in Honor Oak) starred in Frankenstein, one of the most popular and influential horror films of all time. The Monster that is now so iconic is as much Karloff's as it is Mary Shelley's. Karloff reprised the role in Bride of Frankenstein and Son of Frankenstein, the former starring Elsa Lanchester (from Lewisham) in the titular role.

This week we spoke to our friend Ben about his life in South London. From his seminal childhood memories on the Pepys Estate in Deptford up to the transpontine influences on his love of cycling and music, Ben shares his own South London story...