John and Kev look at upcoming events for spring and summer in Peterborough. We look at response to a clip from our last show which had half a million views across Europe, and speak to Kate Hall from Jumped up Theatre - on dance, young people, and arts provision in Peterborough.

John and Kev enjoy a robust discussion with Steve Jason of the Met Lounge, on gigs, transport in Peterborough and ARU. We put forward the case for the new permits at the Recycling Centre, and discuss the regeneration of Lincoln Road - and why we need buy-in from residents and businesses.

John and Kev examine the opening of Peterborough Film Office, and what it could mean for the city. We uncover the truth about how wasteful we are with food disposal; and chat to Peterborough MP Andrew Pakes and Steven Pettican of Light project Peterbrough. Plus we respond to listener feedback!

Kev and John speak to Faz from Goldstar Taxis, on how they're supporting a campaign for more female drivers. We reflect on a campaign to help Peterborough Cathedral stave off closure; a potential change for the Posh badge; and how the city council decided on the future of the Showground.

John and Kev speak to the guys at the Big Fellas Weight Loss podcast from Peterborough, on their journey, sport, and outrunning the knife and fork. We look at the budget proposals and how they affect the Lido, council tax and social care, and the latest news on a new food hall for Peterborough.

John and Kev return and discuss new openings for the city, including Odeon, Fraser Group, Sostrene Green, Wingstops, and Thai restaurants. John details his walk with the police, and we speak to Shangkari Balenderan, a leading Women’s Healer and Mentor - on health, wellbeing and the workplace.

Kev and John speak to Cathedral Vice Dean Tim Alban Jones - on his background, Covid, how to remain calm in the world, and summer events. We look at the latest vandalism at Central Park, defibrilators, and Posh.

We're asking Peterborough people to spend two minutes to clean up their streets - and it's gained mixed opinions. We speak to Naomi Procter on marketing the New and Key Theatres, learn about our new Youth MPs and artwork, and Peterborough's celebration of the Great Escape.