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Join Ronnie as he makes the short trip to Lincolnshire Showground for day one of the first post-pandemic Lincolnshire Show.
Ronnie speaks to a multitude of people around the two-day event, including a beekeeper, a blacksmith, and even a police officer!

Lincoln-based entrepreneur Owen Short speaks to The Lincolnite Podcast about his ecommerce company, The Bloq, which supplies items to Amazon for nationwide sale. 
Owen discusses the inception and development of the business, plans for the future, and the top bits of advice that he would give to other budding entrepreneurs.

Ronnie meets Tristan Jørgensen, Master Distiller at Massingberd-Mundy Distillery, to talk about the process of making gin, the history behind the picturesque 3,000-acre South Ormsby Estate that the distillery is situated on, and the fantastic gin that they produce.

Local businesswoman and newly-published author Paige Bingham speaks to The Lincolnite Podcast about her new book 'The Unsexy Mum'; a part-memoir-part-guidebook for new mothers, covering everything from how to parent while hungover, to learning to still love yourself and feel sexy.
The Unsexy Mum is available from Olympia Publishing and all major book outlets.

Action Community Theatre, a local theatre company in North Hykeham, have opened video auditions for a talent show in a bid to raise funds for the theatre's Christmas programme.
Samantha Kendall of ACT speaks to The Lincolnite Podcast about what they're looking for, and how to enter!

Jonathan Van-Tam speaks to The Lincolnite Podcast about Novak House, a new wellbeing centre opened in Boston by St Barnabas Hospice, about the importance of mental health in the United Kingdom, and how important centres like Novak House are.
Novak House was named after the late local philanthropist Stefan Novak, after he left a sizeable donation to the hospice. Helen Anastassiou, Stefan's best friend, talks about how much it means to see the centre named in his honour open it's doors.
Ronnie also speaks to Chris Wheway, CEO of St Barnabas, about the new centre, and how important it will be to the people of Boston.