The Cat

Legs has a chat with the singer, songwriter and guitarist.

Legs has a chat with a former West Midland resident, who now lives in France. Paul Cowley has released his fourth album "Long Time Coming", and he talks about that, his career so far, and plans for the future.

Gary speaks to Matt Hall, running backs coach of the Crewe Railroaders American Football Team.

We chat to Mick Warren, Chair, Environment and Communities at Cheshire East who explains that a new crowdfunding initiative from the council which has £100,000 to help finance community projects.

Lee Malkin, Sports Development Manager with Everybody Sport & Recreation, tells Dave how their popular Health Walks have started again.

Denise Lawson from The Nantwich Bookshop & Coffee Lounge gives us her selection of summer reads, and takes a light-heated look at some of the types of ‘book lovers’ who frequent her shop.

Dave chats to Rachael Dyer founder of the local charity Lean On Me. Rachael explains how the charity plans to deal with the effects of knife crime. She also expands on her efforts to give a different perspective on treating depression and preventing attempted suicides.

This episode sees Legs chatting with Scottish singer/songwriter and guitarist Dave Arcari. They ended up having quite a long chat, so this is the full interview, as what was played on the show was only part of it.

In the first interview Legs had conducted with someone from India he speaks to Rudy Wallang from the band Soulmate, who have made their mark globally as one of the top Indian blues bands.

Megs talks to Gary Johnson to discuss the benefits of ensuring that you breathe properly.

It’s National Market week and Dave chats to Deputy Town Clerk Sheryl Birtles about how the Nantwich Market is such an integral part of the fabric of the town. Whilst trader Kate Fox explains how the market is working hard to attract shoppers back after restrictions were lifted.

Legs talks to Boris Zamba - guitarist, singer, songwriter and founder of Croatian band Voodoo Ramble

Legs chats to the singer, songwriter and guitarist about her career so far, and her latest CD, which was overseen by Joe Bonamassa.

Des is joined by Barry Lowe, managing director of Tough Tech Ltd.

Des is joined by Councillor Nick Mannion, Chair of Cheshire East Council’s Economy & Growth Committee.

Des speaks to Roger Morris, managing director of Crewe Honda Centre.

Des speaks to Ian Mallon, managing director of Neon Freight Ltd.

Entrepreneur Mark Adams plans to export Oatcakes to our Cheshire households. He explains the details to Dave.

Marketeer Andy Lewis underlines the fact that your brand should reflect your personal ethos and values.

Young business woman Katie Fox wants us to cut down on packaging and buy ‘loose’ pantry staples. She now has a stall on Nantwich market.

On Moments with Meg, Megs talks to Charlotte Whale from the wellbeing community.

On the Saturday Sport Show Gary & George Speak to Emma Holmes of Sandbach RUFC about her fund raising activity in memory of young player Patryck Milner.

Dave talks to Councillor Mick Warren from Cheshire East, ahead of Clean Air Day on the 17th June.

A first for the show, Legs chats to an blues artist from Turkey

Tomiko talks about a giveaway she's planned to commemorate the birthday of her grandfather, the legendary Willie Dixon.