Meg speaks to former Radio and TV Presenter Penny Haslam about her book 'Make Yourself a Little Bit Famous'.

Gary speaks to Dave Cooper, secretary of Crewe Regional Sunday League. Dave talks about his ambition to get all 138 remaining games played in order to complete the season amidst the pandemic.

Dave talks to this month's Local Legend Award winner Sandie Wilson. 

Sandie has been busy with a chainsaw and has brightened up Joey The Swan with an owl sculpture.

Dave is chatting to Steve Cook from Applestump Records about the resurgence of interest in vinyl records. Steve is planning to open a record store in Nantwich.

Gary speaks to Gareth Williams, a poetic Crewe businessman who has just penned a new verse to honour Sir Captain Tom Moore.

This week Meg is joined by Karen Mills of Zen Occupational Health, a local occupational health company based in Cheshire who provide support to businesses nationwide.

Scott Smith, head of recruitment at Swansway Group, joins Des and Dave for National Careers Week. Scott explains the varied apprenticeship opportunities at Swansway.

Russell Brown, owner of X-Press Legal Services, joins Dave to talk about the importance of land and property searches prior to buying a house.

Gary catches up with local artist Callum J Wright about his latest release.

Listen to the full track here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3htNV2InJOI

Dave speaks to Hannah Robinson, area fundraiser for Hope House Children’s Hospices, who gives the lowdown on 'Take A Hike!' - a virtual fundraising event.