Deep into rehearsals for "Elf The Musical", which plays at the Crewe Lyceum Theatre Nov 20-23rd, Gail Montague and the Curtain Call team invited Kev Watson to meet the cast. The story of Buddy The Elf, and his family, sounds like the perfect preparation for Xmas!

Today Des talks to Graham McKnight, Theatre Director at The Lyceum Theatre in Crewe and Graham discusses the importance of maintaining the Lyceum Theatre and how the performing arts help to promote understanding and respect for different cultures.

Today Des talks to Parveen Smith, the owner of Soul 2 Soul Wellbeing and Parveen discusses how she helps her clients negotiate difficult circumstances and how she developed her skills as an author.

Debby considers 'behaviours & attitudes' in business meetings.

Beth Beggs is a marketing strategist and member of The Chartered Institute of Marketing and Beth explains why she chose marketing as a career path and how marketing has evolved in recent years.

Today Des talks to Melanie Cotton, the owner of Argentum Proofreading and Editing and Melanie explains the pitfalls of editing your own work and how to edit content on your website.

CAYT present Bugsy Malone at the Daneside Theatre, Congleton 13th - 16th November. April and Charlie, from the cast, came into the studios, at Cheshire College, to talk to The Cat's Kev Watson about "Bugsy Malone", their characters and songs, and being part of Congleton Amateur Youth Theatre.

Kev Watson, from the Cat107.9fm, speaks to Gareth Butler (Executive Producer) about "A Slice of the British Isles" which is a show coming to Crewe's Lyceum on October 20th. It will raise money for the veterans charity "The Not Forgotten" and show case talent from Cheshire and specifically Crewe. Gareth talks about the show, the charity and the various groups from Cheshire that will take part. It sounds an amazing show.

Kevin Whitfield, who is currently rehearsing "Legally Blonde" with Acton AOS was presented with a '50 Years Service Award' on Sunday. Kevin has been a member of several musical theatre groups and continues to perform to this day. Kev Watson, from the Cat107.9fm, caught up with him just before he received the award from Acton AOS chair Debbie Cornack.