Next on the Friday Night Clive Podcast, we hear from Mark Brindley from the James Brindley Foundation to talk about his son James, who was stabbed and killed and his campaign against youth violence.

Next on the Friday Night Clive Podcast, we hear from Ian Lancaster from the Asphalt Industry Alliance (AIA) to talk about the latest report into our roads.

Next on the Friday Night Clive Podcast, we hear from Lee Chambers, who tells Clive about recent research into people turning their hobbies into successful businesses.

Next on the Friday Night Clive Podcast, we hear from Karen Fielder, CEO of the charity Top Church Training who help, encourage and support people with their personal development and into work.

Next on the Friday Night Clive Podcast, we hear from Kate Morgan from Camphill Village Trust and Shared Lives to talk about her organisation and the recognition they have received in their efforts to employ people from Black, Asian and ethnic minority communities.

Next on the Friday Night Clive Podcast, we hear from Becky Brooks, Education Policy Advisor at Adoption UK to talk about the Charity she works for and her recent report into funding for adopted children in schools.

Next on the Friday Night Clive Podcast, we hear from Angela Rea and Joy Harper who are both sufferers of COPD Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and tell Clive about the disease and what effect it has on them.

Next on the Friday Night Clive Podcast, we hear from Dr Lily Hamourtziadou, Senior Lecturer in Criminology with Security Studies at Birmingham City University to discuss the crisis in Ukraine after the invasion by Russia.

Next on the Friday Night Clive Podcast, we hear from Eileen and Trevor Fielding from Black Country Toy Appeal with a final review of last year's appeal and the launch of their first Easter Egg Appeal.

Next on the Friday Night Clive Podcast, we hear from Liane Howe, Deputy Principal for The Recovery College, telling Clive about the work of the college and who can get involved.