Living the life aquatic

6:00am Saturday 4th July 2009

With more than half the wildlife in Sussex floating under the sea, Sarah Lewis takes a peek under the piers to see what’s there.

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A force of nature

6:00am Saturday 4th July 2009

Green Party leader Caroline Lucas talks to Lisa Frascarelli about her battle to try to become the first Green MP, representing Brighton Pavilion.

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Natalie Casey

6:00am Saturday 4th July 2009

This week, actress Natalie Casey tells Duncan Hall about her love for world music, TV’s Lost and her latest starring role in Oklahoma!

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Food for thought

6:10am Saturday 27th June 2009

It’s the height of the growing season and one organisation is pioneering locally grown, healthy food for everyone. Sarah Lewis learns how the Brighton And Hove Food Partnership is helping the city eat better.

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The man behind the microphone

6:10am Saturday 27th June 2009

Cricket commentator Christopher Martin-Jenkins talks to Lisa Frascarelli about ice cream, scandals and slowing his pace.

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Jeff Wayne

6:00am Saturday 27th June 2009

Musician Jeff Wayne tells Ian Ray about his love for Kanye West, TV’s Entourage and his new project, The Call Of The Wild.

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Pondering on the periphery

6:00am Saturday 20th June 2009

The cult writer and popular-sociologist Malcolm Gladwell talks to Lisa Frascarelli about success, shyness and his new book, Outliers.

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Home from home

6:00am Saturday 20th June 2009

Emily-Ann Elliott is one of the family on a homestay trip to Kerala, India.

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Emma Bunton

6:00am Saturday 20th June 2009

Pop star turned DJ Emma Bunton tells Duncan Hall about her new radio show, dancing to Madonna and her love of TV’s Grey’s Anatomy.

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Time to act and adapt

6:00am Saturday 20th June 2009

The latest studies all point to the same thing: even if we act quickly, we are already committed to some level of climate change. Sarah Lewis looks at how we need to adapt to our changing world.

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