Local historian Maggie Cole is flattered when she's interviewed for a radio show about village life. She inadvertently shares too much detail about the locals and their private lives -- which changes life in the village forever.

Maggie wants to apologise to everyone she's upset and goes to visit GP Carol. The radio interview has gone viral and the village is reeling from the revelations, Jill bonds with other fellow members of the 'outed six', Marcus and Roxanna.

Peter Cole is visibly jittery from public and press attention following Maggie's interview. Author Marcus bonds with Jill and Maggie continues her mission to right all of her wrongs, with a tense visit to local hairdresser Kelly.

Maggie is horrified that her comments about Roxanna have been interpreted by her Polish father Emil as racist, and she's relieved when they understand what she actually did say. Maggie's headmaster husband Peter has to contend with a campaign for his resignation and journalists are calling trying to dig up family skeletons... Fortunately, his ever dependable secretary is watching his back.

The previous night's revelations have devastated Maggie and in desperate need of some time alone she heads to the local pub to see if she can get a room for the night, only to find herself with a chance to amend another 'radiogate' wrong. Maggie and barmaid Sydney learn the real story of pub landlord Brian - who turns out to be far from the 'ex gangster on the run' she had hinted at during her interview.

What happens when idle gossip escalates out of control and starts to affect people's lives. Set in a picturesque fishing village, the series centres on Maggie Cole, the self- appointed oracle of this close-knit community. Maggie makes it her business to know a little bit about everyone's lives. She certainly doesn't pay attention to the cautionary adage that 'those in glass houses shouldn't throw stones'.