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b'Aasmah Mir and the Rev. Richard Coles are joined by comedian Marcus Brigstocke, who reveals why he has a red painted head and blue horns for his first character-driven stand up show. \\nJodi Ann Bickley explains why she writes lovely letters to strangers in need \\u2013 about 4,000 so far. \\nAfter 65 years working at Waterloo Station, Don Buckley is thought to be Britain\\u2019s longest-serving railway worker. He enjoys helping people around the station and is so popular with passengers that one of them, Bernadette Porteous, wrote to tell us all about him. JP Devlin has been to meet him.\\nDan Aylward travelled to Lesotho as an economic advisor and \\u2018accidentally\\u2019 set up its national rugby squad.\\nCarla Valentine\\u2019s interest in death and mystery began in childhood with reading Agatha Christie novels. She describes her role as a Mortician and Technical Curator at Bart\\u2019s Pathology Museum in London, where she looks after some 5,000 artefacts.\\nThe American Jazz singer and saxophonist Curtis Stigers chooses his Inheritance Tracks: Rikki Don\\u2019t Lose That Number by Steely Dan and Something To Love by Jason Isbell.\\n\\nProducer: Louise Corley\\nEditor: Eleanor Garland'