Unlike lots of kids in Britain, Grace, IsaacÌý& William won't be suffering a case of 'back to school blues' this weekend. They're home educated - and they love it - and so do their parents, Barbara & Michael
Major Mike WhatleyÌýtell usÌýabout hisÌýlove of tanks
Mike joined the army at 15 andÌýwas always interested in tanks. He now how has his own personal collection.ÌýHe has too many to keep in his own front gardenÌýso they are stored in a massive army hangar.ÌýMike argues that they shouldn't be seen as ungainly beasts but as things of beauty.
You can see Major Mike and his tanks at the Household cavalry Pageant in London on Tues 12th June which also promises a camel...
is a practitioner of that most graceful athletic discipline - parkour, or street-running.
Patricia Rogan loves latin dancing, west coast swing, jive, lindy hop and ballroom.
Jo Cheek traded life in a picturesque market town for urban living in Walthamstow, east London and hasn't looked back.
Liz Murphy on why everyone should get a pen pal and start writing letters.
Ian Emmerson and Phil Doleman ofÌýÌýlike to get together to play the ukelele.
Meryl O' Rourke's parents were 'evicted' from their cemetary grave. So she came up with a way to continue to remember them
PaulÌýTomlinson shares the joy of the rolls, loops, stall turns and tailslides of aerobatics
Mycologist Andy Taylor talks about his favourite fungi.
72 year old Pete Turner can still cut a rug at his local club - where he's known as Disco Pete.
Listener Pam Hunt prefers vintage carsÌýto modern motors. Pictured left is her cherised 'Miss Daisy'
Martin Gould lights up and tells us about the joys of pipe smoking.
Clarke is almost 4 and he has a vivid imagination. ClarkeÌýhas quite a few imaginary friends -Ìýamong them areÌýDragalo, Stuminum &ÌýFromella
British artist Graham Dews started putting art on walls over 20 years ago. He now uses the graffitti form in all kinds of other art work...
Eamon Manning has set up a Gregorian Chant choir in Belfast called .
Jane Bagder thinks hardback books are objects of beauty compared to the unattractive paperback.
Mark Vesey believes you should never throw anything away.
Dave Griffiths is a fan of a meal that's always ready...
Ghost hunting in Gloucestershire? Alison Rooks take us to Woodchester Mansion near Stroud
Charlotte BrooksÌýis 10 years old & sheÌýgot in touch to tell us how much she loves her allotment (check out her lovely frog drawing, on the left)
Will RobsonÌýtells us aboutÌýthe art of hiking without taking unnecessary encumbrances.
We don't need no education... Or at least, according to Kevin, FionaÌý& their son Declan,Ìýwe surely don't need so much homework
Like his father and grandfather, Bob Bell is a champion leek grower. He's grownÌýthemÌýfor 50 years & he shares with usÌýhis love of leeks. Check out: 
Vanessa Whelan on taking football back to its grass roots.
Keith Flett is a prolific letter writerÌýand he urges us to pick up our pens and get scribbling
Andy Park loves Christmas so much he celebrates it every single day...
Mike SmylieÌýtells us about the joys ofÌýsmoking herring in his very own .
Anne and Ina are two women who have solved their problems by home sharing.
combines his priestly vocation with a fascination with fireworks. 
Danny is 11 years old and is a young man who is a big fan of the bedtime story. Are you sitting comfortably?
Susan Fell isÌýbig in the WI in West Yorkshire. Where they have set up a pudding clubÌýto pass on the knack of making a good spotted dick.
Ruth Haycox makes a case for unwanted dogs. Want a dog?ÌýCheckÌýRuth's sanctuary: 
Debbie Cameron tells us about her son David, and one particular roadside shrine.
Paul FinnÌýtakes us on a journey through London streets sharing his passion for typography
Unlike lots of kids in Britain, Grace, IsaacÌý& William won't be suffering a case of 'back to school blues' this weekend. They're home educated - and they love it - and so do their parents, Barbara & Michael
David Mullen is running a one-man campaign to conquer the social "evil" that is the modern coffee shop
Kate wants to tell us why she just couldn't do without her 4 x 4.
David Morris is a professional whistling artist. He waxes lyrical about his love of the dying art of whistling. CheckÌý
Jenna Murray is marrying her Mexican lover. She testifies to the power of love and taking chances when they present themselves
Major Mike WhatleyÌýtell usÌýabout hisÌýlove of tanks
Mary Esslemont and Chris SmithÌýspeak up for the great English tradition that is morris dancing. .
