Richard talks to a CEO of a large UK FTSE who gave it all up to do charity work in Africa. Show more
Vernon looks at how viable the South West Dairy Show can continue to be, and talks to the Cirencester man who has written a book about his passion for pigs.
Pete looks at the fascinating subject of gypsies.
Johnny speaks to Ashley Hutchings and plays a track especially written for the Ryder Cup.
Paul Moss
The 50th anniversary of Nigeria's independence
1 hour, 30 minutes
on BBC Radio Gloucestershire
Paul marks the 50th anniversary of Nigeria independence with a community of Bristol. Show more
Manny speaks to the man who fled Afghanistan, ended up in Swindon, but may now need to return to his country. Show more
Alex plays the tunes that leave a smile on your face - and helps you beat the jams.
Phillip Hunt talks to award-winning brass band conductor Major Peter Parkes, who has won more first prizes in brass band competitions than any other conductor. Show more
David Lowe plays classic songs from the shows and silver screen from the mid-20th Century. Songs come from the likes of Bobby Darin and Doris Day, along with Shirley Bassey and Matt Monro.
What's the best cure for a broken heart? Graham hears your stories about getting over a break-up.
BBC Gloucestershire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
