Richard Stilgoe shares hisÌýSecretÌýLife and loveÌýof diggers (pictured).
Author Stella DuffyÌýis our studio guestÌý&Ìý Jean MacRae shares her tales of being caught up in the
Paris riots of 1968. Jonathan NaessÌýis also in toÌýtalk about his career as a corporate finance lawyer and the toll it took on his mental health.Ìý
Marie Millington, aÌýlistener whoÌýcontacted us,Ìýshares her InheritanceÌýTracksÌý&ÌýElvis McGonagallÌýis our poet.
Much is made of pressure in the City – especially when the markets go berserk. Jonathan NaessÌýtalks about getting through his own troubled times in the Square Mile.
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The website.
Ìýis an novelist, writer and actor, and her latest novel The Room of Lost Things, has just been longlisted for the Orange prize.
He's a songwriter, lyricist and musician, but Richard Stilgoe has a passion he's kept to himself... until now. It's diggers.
Much is made of pressure in the City – especially when the markets go berserk. Jonathan NaessÌýtalks about getting through his own troubled times in the Square Mile.
Listener Marie Millington chose 'Danny Boy' by Hayley Westenra and 'LosingÌýMy Religion' by R.E.M.
Ìý- tartan clad poet, twit and armchair revolutionary brings his poetry to us.
