In Mark Sullivan's absence, Dave is aware of the dangers of discussing issues without involving those affected by them. Mark's decision to become a vegan was one that shaped the life of both himself and his family, so Dave talks to Sonja Todd and Charlie Philips about their experiences living in the world as vegans. Another issue that affected Mark deeply was the loss of his arm in a car accident. Dave speaks to poet, theatre maker, comedian and community arts worker Jackie Hagan about her experiences as an amputee. The Family Tree's Cuttings discuss the real issues raised in the show with special guests from podcasting, journalism and the arts. They are also a space to showcase listener theories about the mystery. If you have a theory about what happened to Mark, you can call 0203 290 0592. Please be aware that your message may be played on the show. Find our Guests! Sonja Todd: Erwin (a comic about Erwin Blumenfeld) Charlie Phillips: The Guardian, Article about PopCo Jackie Hagan: Some People Have Too Many Legs (The Frog and Bucket, Manchester 23/10/16)

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