In this week’s Talking Life, Rory talks about the wonderful 75th anniversary of the NHS by exploring what celebrations are being carried out and the institution’s rich history from 1948 until now.

In this week's Talking Tech Feature, Mark looks at Threads. The new app developed by Meta will be available on July 6th and looks to rival social media giants Twitter. The app also contains several Instagram-like features.

In this week’s Talking Health, Rory talks about an aspect of our health that can be sometimes uncomfortable to talk about – Incontinence and pelvic health. What is it, what are the stereotypes around it and do we know when our bladders are healthy?

In this week's Talking Money, Will discusses the record withdrawals in savings in the month of May as people dip into their savings to get through the cost of living crisis.

In this week’s Talking Travel, Rory speaks to Cat Jones, founder of a travel company called Byway, about a new trend in travelling – flight-free abroad holidays, where Brits are holidaying in an environmentally friendly way.

In this episode, Rory talks about one of the hobbies that blew up over lockdown but has continued to last, even after the pandemic was over – Knitting! 1 in 5 Brits are still keen crafters and that knitting wasn’t just a fad – it’s here to stay, and the hobby has hundreds of online communities dedicated to sharing their projects and teaching others new skills.

In this week's Talking Tech Feature, Mark looks at NASA’s latest Mars mission. Four volunteers will spend a year inside a Mars habitat to test their endurance and performance skills. 

In this week's Talking Health feature, Barney talks to Dr Alistair Robson about digital pathology - how it will digitalise and change the way hospitals operate, improve wait times, and get pauitents the care they need quicker and with less mistakes.

In this week's Talking Money, Will talks about the trials and tribulations facing many students across the country who work multiple jobs to fund their lives while they study.

In this week’s Talking Travel, Rory discusses holidaying throughout U.K history – do we have more holidays than our ancestors, why do we associate the summer with taking a break and when did going abroad really start to become popular?