The Six Thousandth podcast features Christian writers Edwina Perkins ( The Colors of Home ) and S, E. Tschritter ( The Prodigal`s Son Crackhead to Jesus Freak ) in conversation with Merryn Hobson & Alex Lewczuk followed by a feature on the 65th anniversary of the British Heart Foundation.

The first episode in a brand new series of reflections on the world of cinema from the past 100 years with Merryn Hobson and her guests actor/producer Phil Hurd-Wood and Alex Lewczuk. The topic this month- the 2019 Greta Gerwig directed `Little Women`.

Joanna Page, Susan Hope, Kara Joubert, Merryn Hobson, Victoria Simmonds, Leanne Buck, Julian Braithwaite, Phil spencer MBE, Robert Kingsley, Diana Zouppas, Hannah O`Brien, Annette Andre, William Sitwell & Alex Lewczuk consider side-hustles, the hospitality sector, how to pronounce Wiveslicombe and more.

Following a brace of lifestyle feature for the New Year, Richard Fitzwilliams, Oliver Casyle, Merryn Hobson, Sarah Huntley & Alex Lewczuk discuss a brace of film offerings.

In Brightest Day, In Blackest Night, No Evil Shall escape the sight of the RR Corps comprised of Jared Palmer, Gwyneth Griffiths, Merryn Hobson & Alex Lewczuk as they discuss the 2011 live-action Green Lantern movie.

Three terrific award winning authors share their experiences with Merryn Hobson & Alex Lewczuk ahead of a feature on good mid-life health with Dr Reem.

To celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Newark Book Festival a special themed podcast with Canadian Publicist Mickey Mikkelson in conversation with Alex Lewczuk about the importance of book festivals. Following a fascinating discussion, the podcast moves back in time to the year 2017 with an audio postcard from the event with Natasha Wanten.

The 2006 Martin Campbell Directed `Casino Royale` is licensed and discussed with Merryn Hobson, Kara Joubert, Sarah Huntley, Jared Palmer, Alan Stevens and Alex Lewczuk.

Merryn Hobson, Kara Joubert, Cathy Manso, William Coles, Mark Screeton, Kate Daly, Andrew Ormerod, Phil Leirness, Katherine Anne Fairfoul, the Nesta Foundation and Alex Lewczuk reflect on the opening days of the year.

Two contrasting films are previewed with Richard Fitzwilliams, Sarah Huntley, Merryn Hobson, Oliver Castle & Alex Lewczuk.