Hosted this week by Noelle McCarthy
Monday 19 January
9-10am
- Marine and Antarctic governance expert on whether patrolling the Southern Ocean has become a futile endeavour.
- The fight to force tech companies like Apple to source conflict-free minerals from the Congo.
- The ethics around medical and chemical intervention for crime prevention.
- UK correspondent.
10-11am
- Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards.
- Book Review: "What If" by Randall Munro, reviewed by David Hill.
- Reading: "Cotton-Eyed Joe", written by Susy Pointon and read by Michele Amas (part 1 of 4).
11-12pm
- Politics from the left and the right with Mike Williams, and Trish Sherson filling in for Matthew Hooton.
- Food: Claire Turnbull, author of "Feel Good for Life", on healthier habits for the New Year.
- Architecture with Jeremy Hansen.
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Keith Richards is one of the original members of The Rolling Stones, and is ranked by Rolling Stone magazine as number four on its list of the world's 100 best guitarists. The 70-year-old singer-songwriter also plays bass guitar, keyboards and percussion. But he has now branched out and written a children's picture book. Gus and Me is about the bond Keith had with his grandfather, who was a musician too. He talks to Noelle McCarthy about the book's family connections. 
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