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Oliver Castle, Merryn Hobson, Richard Fitzwilliams, Sarah Huntley and Alex Lewczuk discuss a brace of recent films followed by features on battling colds and respiratory viruses.
Merryn Hobson and Alex Lewczuk discuss the 23rd episode of Season 1 and Land of the Giants`.
Three terrific writers from North America in conversation with Merryn Hobson & Alex Lewczuk on the topic of Fantasy followed by another autobiographical audio Tale from Tipperary with Jennie Finch and advice on gut health with Lucy Kerrison.
A special TMDO with William Coles, Sara Bullimore, Merryn Hobson, Victoria Simmonds, Stephen Francis, Hannah O`brien and Alex Lewczuk discussing the current challenges with the BBC followed by features on Boston USA and the importance of care for premature babies with Dr Ranj Singh.
Ace Business Author Nicole fronek in conversation with Sarah Huntley and Alex Lewczuk.
Robert Nichols, Jennie Finch & Alex Lewczuk apply psychology to the recent Riverside rumbles amidst the campaign for promotion.
Sports presenter Matt Smith in conversation with Alex Lewczuk followed by reviews with Richard Fitzwilliams, Oliver Castle, Merryn Hobson, Sarah Huntley and Gold Medal Paralympian Ellie Simmonds.
In which Alex Lewczuk and faithful mascots Spike & Victoria journey to darkest Brighton for a summit meeting with New Yorkers and ace musicians Pamela Sue Mann and Gerry Leonard , premier actor Jonathan Linsley and the legendary Rosie Langhorn. With elements of New York Reel Talk and some of the hidden cultural gems of the City the postcard concludes with breakfast in Newark with Newark Book Festival arts director Sara Bullimore.
Managing Director EMEA, Oxford Economics Dave Goodger in conversation with Alex Lewczuk followed by Clare da Silva from Tesco and Sue Owen-Bailey, Head of ESG at Equifax UK and Dr Tim Woodman from BUPA.
Child psychologist Dr Amanda Gummer discusses the importance of mess followed by Philippa Harrison focussing on the world of Ras Al Khaim. Gut Stuff co-founders Lisa and Alana McFarlane then chat about the Gut-brain axis followed by Award winning engineering initiatives from the University of Sheffield and The University of Teesside in conversations with Gregor and Rahim Ul Islam. The falling rates of fertility and the North South pay gap conclude the episode.
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