This week Richard Coles hears from a woman who sleeps with an ice crusher under her pillow thanks to a former lover who has been stalking her for fifteen years.
There's a guerrilla report from Brad Moss (pictured) - a practitioner of parkour or street running.
Plus Marc Koska whose simple invention – a non-re-usable syringe – has saved millions of lives, the Inheritance Tracks of post-punk hero Jah Wobble, poetry from Elvis McGonagall and a returning studio guest - restaurateur, much respected foodie and novelist Prue Leith.
is this week's guest presenter. Fi Glover returns next week - Saturday 04 April.
is a novelist, founder of the most famous cookery school in the country, restaurateurÌýand former Business Woman of the Year. "Choral Society" byÌýPrue Leith is published byÌýQuercus Publishing
is this week's guest presenter.
is a novelist, founder of the most famous cookery school in the country, restaurateurÌýand former Business Woman of the Year. 
is a practitioner of that most graceful athletic discipline - parkour, or street-running.
Kate Brennan (not her real name) lives her life in fear of a former lover who has been stalking her for fifteen years. 
had the simple but brilliant idea to invent a non-reusable syringe, which cannot pass on an infection to further users.
Former tube driver and post-punk heroÌý inherited The Dubliners' "The Travelling People" and wants to pass on "The Father" from his own Requiem Mass.
- tartan clad poet, twit and armchair revolutionary brings his poetry to us.
