Gudgin's Guest

The former journalist recalls his role as the Harrods boss's PR man.

Norwich businessman Steve Gaskin looks back on his days in the Metropolitan Police.

Tim Sheppard looks back on his days as Norwich City's physiotherapist.

Margaret King talks to Matthew Gudgin about the town she's known so well for so long.

David Clayton and Matthew Gudgin spring a surprise on Tom for his 70th birthday.

Dickleburgh's Bob Flowerdew tells Paul Hayes about how he joined the famous Radio 4 show.

Actress Helen Fraser tells Chrissie Jackson about her classic comedy work.

David Hunter tells Matthew Gudgin about being in charge of Fakenham Racecourse.

Norfolk teacher Lynne Symonds talks to Matthew Gudgin about her work in Ghana.

Max Marriner tells Matthew about being the last commander of British forces in Iraq.

Richard Gauntlett discusses what it's like running the panto at Norwich Theatre Royal.

Ex-Norfolk CID boss Maurice Morson tells Matthew Gudgin about his early policing days.

Caroline Richardson tells Matthew Gudgin about running one of Norfolk's busiest theatres.

Susie Fowler-Watt tells Matthew Gudgin about her career so far at the BBC.

94-year-old Tom Neil, from South Norfolk, talks to Matthew Gudgin about his life.

Norfolk film-maker David Cleveland talks about working on the famous BBC children's show.

Local composer Tony Britten tells Paul Hayes about creating the Champions League theme.

Joe Stirling tells Matthew Gudgin his memories of fleeing Nazi Germany in the 1930s.

Dr Pam Chrispin tells Thordis Fridriksson about her work with Norfolk's air ambulance.

Brian Hodgson, from Stalham, recalls working with some famous names in early radio.

Former BBC Radio Norfolk presenter Jim Cassidy recalls his earlier career in the RAF.

Norfolk athlete and coach Tim Newenham recalls teaching Lord Coe how to drive.