Two stories plus a poem from an event recorded at Stormont marking the 70th birthday of the NHS on 5 July 2018: David Burke tells how becoming a patient made him a better doctor; Mark Taylor pays tribute to his grandad and those who treated his many ailments while Colin Dardis rounds it off with a poem saying Happy Birthday, NHS.

Three more stories from June 27 and Roadtrip: Eliza MacCafferty who discovered her hair straightens well when dried under a toilet hand dryer; Paul Hutchinson who has a dark, brooding tale of threat; Sean Mullin who has an irrational love of Radiohead. There is almost certainly the occasional F-bomb in there somewhere.

"Like, share, rate, review"....three great stories from 27 June 2018 on the theme Roadtrip. Richard O'Leary with a hilarious Chinese encounter, Gareth Higgins and a very patient waitress called Melani and Heather Fleming who risked life, limb & some dignity for a camper van.

Three stories on the theme Lost told on 24 June 2018 at the Solas Festival near Perth in Scotland: Gyda Meeten with an uplifting story involving issues of suicide & depression; Ciara McQuaid who found something in the Holy Land just when he thought he had lost something and Rachel Weiss who just keeps losing her children.

Fours stories on the theme of Habits, told as part of the Belfast Book Festival, 16 June 2018: Margaret McClory who shook the habit, Louise Reddick and her teenage kicks, Caroline Orr who can't say no and Jane Searle and Mississippi one, Mississippi two....

More from our night in the Black Box on 30 May when the theme was Regret. Two stories that could hardly be more different - Walker Ewart with a beautiful story of loss and regret & Richard O'Leary with an hilarious insight into the mind of a would-be revolutionary in the 1980s.

Three stories from our evening of 30 May 2018 at the Black Box in Belfast when the theme was "Regret": Caroline Orr on the one that got away: Patrick McKiernan talks movingly about his regrets over his late father and Claire Mitchell who met sectarianism in the canine world. Your hosts are Paul Doran & Padraig Ó Tuama. There are one or two minor and well-used F-bombs.

A one-off from Paul Hutchinson on some misguided Boy Scouts on a trip to London.

Two stories about turning the tables on aggressors told at a special evening in conjunction with the trade union, Unison, as part of LGBT awareness week: Amanda Verlaque and Heather Fleming. Contains some threat, a few sexual references & a couple of F-bombs.

Three more stories from our Games night in Lisburn on 2 May 2018: Janes Searle, Pádraig Ó Tuama & Sean Harvey.