Billy Kinsley: The Melody Never Leaves You
Some people write songs. Billy Kinsley seems to collect them. Spend half an hour in his company and you'll quickly discover that conversations don't stay…
Richard Dinnick: Never Growing Out of Wonder
Some people never really grow up. Richard Dinnick would probably take that as a compliment. Long before he was writing for Doctor Who, Thunderbirds Are…
TM Logan: The Truth Behind the Thrillers
Most of us imagine bestselling authors waiting for inspiration to strike. A walk in the woods. A bolt of genius in the middle of the…
Clare Balding: More Than a Broadcaster
Some people are naturally curious. Not the sort of curiosity that wants gossip or headlines, but the quieter kind that asks why things matter. Why…
Sally Lindsay: Building Worlds, One Story at a Time
There are some people who simply light up a room. Sally Lindsay is one of them. Warm, witty and wonderfully down to earth, she has…
Daniel Taylor: Giving Something Back
Sometimes one opportunity changes everything. For Daniel Taylor, it wasn't a starring role. It wasn't an award. It wasn't even an audition. It was a…
Tony Schumacher: The Stories That Saved His Life
Some stories are written because someone has a good idea. Others are written because someone has no other choice. Tony Schumacher's belongs firmly in the…
Drew Pritchard: The Salvage Hunter
Salvage Hunter, antique dealer and the man with an eye for the extraordinary If you've ever watched Salvage Hunters, you'll know that Drew Pritchard can…
Interview:Midge Ure
There are very few musicians who can genuinely say they've helped shape the sound of a generation. Midge Ure is one of them. From Slik…
The late, great, Gerry Marsden
You’ll Never Walk Alone is a song synonymous with the people of Liverpool since Gerry and the Pacemakers took it to number one in 1963…
Interview: The Liverbirds
The girls who proved rock 'n' roll wasn't just for the boys Liverpool in the early 1960s was bursting with music. The Beatles were changing…
Interview: Billy Butler
The voice that became part of Merseyside's family Some people become so woven into the fabric of a city that you can't quite remember a…
Interview: Pauline Daniels
The woman who could make you laugh, cry... and then laugh all over again I first met Pauline Daniels at a club in Elton, a…
Interview: Ethan Allen
A country singer with a big voice, an even bigger heart and a love of family Many years ago, back when I was still performing,…