A consideration of Arthur Weingarten`s S5 Ep 1 Alan J Levi directed Steve Austin adventure with Alan Stevens and Alex Lewczuk.

A triple Canadian Shadowpaw Press team of authors in conversation with Kara Joubert and Alex Lewczuk followed by features with Kelly from IOSH,  Natasha Devon and CEO of Drinkaware Karen Tyrell.

Shaun Rye, Jennie Finch, Chris Bartley, Rob Nichols and Alex Lewczuk with their thoughts on the August winning Streak, 30 years of the Riverside and a hypothetical discussion of a quartet of current managers.

Writer/Sunday Times Columnist Caitlin Moran introduces the Sky Arts Awards after which William Coles, Merryn Hobson & Kara Joubert focus on the awards season. International Dog Day is then celebrated together with an extraordinary survey on relationships with Ashley Madison CEO Christophe. The Yorkshire Soul Gardener and Bankability initiative then take centre stage with Penny Roberts, Cathy Manso, Phil Leirness and Graeme Harper before CEO of Made by Dyslexia Kate Griggs and founder of Obvs Skincare Sian Louise discuss how Dyslexic entrepreneurs contribute £4.6 Billion to the UK GDP each year.

S1 Ep 2 of the Glen Larson series `The Fall Guy` serves as the focus for the latest RR with Merryn Hobson. Alan Stevens and Alex Lewczuk.

Three music-themed interview features lead to Oliver Castle, Richard Fitzwilliams and Alex Lewczuk`s consideration of matters celluloid.

Douglas Smith from Austin, Texas in conversation with Merryn Hobson and Alex Lewczuk followed by features on music psychology, mathematics and the construction industry.

Launching with Mark Golding in conversation with fellow author William Coles, Ana Cosconel and Cathy Manso, the programme then.discusses the possible end of UK horse racing with CEO Brant Dunshea and Holiday challenges with Donna Dawson. Actress/Producer Jean Bruce Scott then reflects on her recent outstanding work in the Randy Reinholz directed `Driving Miss Daisy` and the craft of collaboration with Graeme Harper, Hannah O`Brien and Merryn Hobson. Following a moving feature on UK hygiene poverty with Ruth Brock the episode concludes with a feature on home security with Karl Woolley.

Oliver Castle, Richard Fitzwilliams, Sarah Huntley , Natasha Wanten & Alex Lewczuk discuss a range of Rom Coms followed by features on avoiding scams and water aid.

A feel-good romantic narrative from 2021 is excoriated by Alan Stevens but given high praise from their original movie discussions  by Richard Fitzwilliams, Robin Pierce and Natasha Wanten. Also adding their perspective are Jared Palmer, Gwyneth Griffiths and Alex Lewczuk.