成人快手

Anita is a Grandma. She also rescues street children in India!

She's back home in Devon for a short break and will be joining us to tell us all about the charity she co-founded; El Shaddai Street Child Rescue India

Hear her story - and find out how you might be able to help too - on today's show.

A lot has happened for Jay Tamkin since his last trip to the Saturday morning show; he's played Glastonbury, supported Kings of Leon and performed in Germany.

He's a one-man-band in a box! A multi-instrumentalist who's as comfortable singing a romantic ballad as belting out a rock song.

He's one of Devon's busiest performers, and he's taking time out to come and share his Saturday morning and some of JG's cake!

The Average Blues Band has been performing聽for the last聽eight years with only one change of personnel 鈥� "We wore out our first drummer and had to buy a new one," they joke.

In fact John, their new drummer, was 'secondhand'聽having played on several UK and European hit records. "He still receives聽royalty payments聽 - so we don鈥檛 have to pay him!鈥�

We'll hear all about the band when they travel from North Devon to the Saturday morning studios in Plymouth to perform live on the show.

Steve and Lizzie Walker from Newton Abbot perform together as Go Tell Alice.

Steve writes the tunes and Lizzie helps out with the lyrics.

They've been performing together for two years and in their first 12 months they played over 100 gigs.

Now they run three different open mic nights and are looking forward to appearing at Abbfest.

They'll be telling us all about it - and performing live on today's show.

Plymouth singer songwriter Jack Tucker is a qualified electrician who went travelling to India and decided to become a full-time musician on his return.

He regularly runs open-mic nights,聽giving other local musicians the chance to perform.

In the next month or so he's off travelling again.

Jack intends to see as much of Europe as he can, performing along the way, with only his music as currency.

"I plan to be a 'seasoned pro' by the time I get back," he says.

We'll hear from Jack and he'll play live in the studio when he joins today's studio full of guests.

Two local artists. who have both appeared on this show in their own right, have come together for a new collaboration.

Mixing two very different genres, Exeter's Audible1 (aka Alex Norgate) has teamed up with teenage folk singer Maz Totterdell to create a really catchy summer anthem.

Maz released her self-penned, debut album Sweep in 2012 when she was just 15 years old.

Audible1 spends much of his time producing, touring and teaching. He's known primarily as an MC, DJ and beat-boxer.

They'll be here to chat about their new collaboration and plans for the future.