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*It’s cartoons, art and symphony orchestras today! Have you ever wondered how wild ideas get onto our TV screens as cartoons? We meet animator and songwriter David Freeman from Sevenoaks; take a look at the latest art collection at the Linden Hall Studio in Deal with Gallery Director Myles Corley; and hear how classical music is being made more accessible by The Royal Tunbridge Wells Symphony Orchestra’s Andrew Muir – call in for expert advice on any of those topics

*The World Cup of Playlist has reached it’s final 1st round fixture – we are striving to answer that age old question… ‘Who is the best artist played on Â鶹ԼÅÄ Radio Kent?’ and today it’s the battle of the pop princesses! It’s Katy Perry vs Little Mix – who is your favourite that you want to get through to the next round? You can help influence the panel with their votes.

*The Wheel of Gameshows spins again – which quiz you’ll hear nowhere else (for good reason) will we be playing today? The wheel decides!

*Entertainment Reporter Natalie Eacersall is back with more previews and reviews from the Kent stage – we catch up with the writer of a new play coming to Canterbury that’s being compared to Trainspotting…… Ed Edwards, the man behind the thought provoking The Political History of Smack and Crackjoins us live