Olivia Marks-Woldman the chief executive of Holocaust Memorial Day Trust & Holocaust survivor Lily Ebert talk about proposals to create a memorial and a learning centre in the heart of Westminster, author Rachel Lichtenstein talks about her new book 'Estuary: Out from London to the Sea', Max Heller & Melanie Kelly tell us about UJIA's 'Ethiopian Bar/Bat Mitzvah Programme' and on the Schmooze we discuss commemorating the Holocaust.

Chair of the Middle East Strategy Committee on the Jewish Community Relations Council - Dr Lenny Kristal talks about the concerns over Israel's future depending on the outcome of the US presidential elections, blue badge guide Rachel Kolsky tells us about the latest 'Go London Walking Tours', Sarit Gafan & Geri O’Regan on why they co-wrote ‘Make it Right’ to help the homeless and on the Schmooze we discuss religious boundaries.

Supplements editor for The Jewish News and film critic Brigit Grant looks back at the extraordinary life and works of Gene Wilder, Dan Isaac from Shtar tells us why the band will be coming to London in a couple of weeks, Rabbi Mordechai Wollenberg talks about a conference hosted by Woodford Forest United Synagogue on medical ethics and on the Schmooze we discuss care in the community.

Marie Van Der Zyl from The Board of Deputies talks about the community's hopes for the Labour leadership contest, magician Michael Gee tells us why he performed for passengers on the new night tube, Dr Amir Khalil on how Four Paws rescued animals from 'the worlds worst zoo' in Gaza and on the Schmooze we discuss Jews in medicine.

Author Thomas Harding tells us why he is one of many British Jews who has applied for German citizenship post Brexit, broadcaster Walter Iuzzolino introduces us to 'Beauty & The Baker', chairman of Staines and District United Synagogue Hilary Stone says why her community is offering free access to Shul services and on the Schmooze we discuss Europe's relationship with Jews.

Joseph Stober talks about the expanding Canvey Island Orthodox community, we explore the 'Jukebox Jewkbox' exhibition at The Jewish Mueseum Camden, Andrew Kaufman from the AJR tells us why Hans & Eva Reichmann have been honoured with a plaque and on the Schmooze we discuss the Jewish influence on the music industry.

Rabbi Avrohom Pinter tells us about attending a multi-faith vigil in remembrance of Father Jacques Hamel, Dominic Ruffy talks about 'Amy's Place', Naomi Paul on 'Price Still Includes Biscuits' at the Edinburgh Fringe and on the Schmooze we discuss Jewish humour.

Professor Geoffrey Alderman reminds us of the importance of the Balfour Declaration, Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg talks about his new book 'My Dear Ones: One Family and the Final Solution', Melanie Priestly from Sinai's PSA tells us about their new 'Buddy Benches' project and on the Schmooze we discuss the Palestinian Authority's threat to sue the British government.

Filip Slipaczek tells us about a new UK committee setup to preserve Har HaZeitim aka Mount of Olives, Jen Jankle from the JMI talks about Klezfest 2016, Laura Marks OBE on her new role as chair of Holocaust Memorial Day Trust and on the Schmooze we discuss Charedi segregation.

Chairman of Conservative Friends of Israel Sir Eric Pickles talks about new Prime Minister Theresa May, Jonni Berger tells us about relaunching the #Spit4Mum campaign following Sharon Berger's second Leukemia diagnosis, Louise Hager from Chai Cancer Care on the services they provide and on the Schmooze we discuss the affects of Cancer in the community. This episode is dedicated to Willie Cohen, Amanda Coleman and Simon Cooper.