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The Listening Project Episodes

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    Jean and Joff - I Didn't Want You to Be from a Broken Home

    In the 1980s being from a single parent family still carried a stigma.

  2. Verene and Alastair - Still Part of a Family

    Finding a way forward after the devastation of a stillbirth.

  3. Sunday Omnibus - Men and Friendship

    Conversations between male friends about similarities and differences.

  4. Rory and Nick - The Same Underneath

    The shared experiences of childhood have bound these friends closely through life.

  5. Tom and Mick - Life in a Shanty Town

    Incomers to a seaside town have brought the songs of the sea with them.

  6. Mark and Eugene - Different Paths

    Friends whose lives have been very different find they still share a lot.

  7. Sunday Omnibus - Embracing Change

    Going to university, retiring from work, and saying goodbye to foster children.

  8. Zoe and Cameron - Perhaps I'll Join the Quidditch Team

    Learning to live apart and embrace student life at different universities.

  9. Georgia and Clive - Having to Let Go

    Foster parents reveal the bond that can form, however temporary the placement is.

  10. Ella and Helen - Life after Retirement

    Adjusting to the freedom and pleasures of retirement can take a while.

  11. Listening Project Live from Swansea

    Fi Glover and friends consider Welsh conversations in the booth by Swansea Central Library

  12. Sunday Omnibus - What We Choose to Tell

    Discovering the truth, creative education, and friendship on the Autism spectrum.

  13. Stacey and Elle 鈥� Walking With My Head High

    A rapper and a dance music composer share thoughts on education and creativity

  14. Luke and Dream - Meeting of Minds

    Friendship within the parameters of the autism spectrum.

  15. Theresa and Lauren - Facing the Truth

    When you hide painful facts from a child, sometimes the rumours can be even worse.

  16. Sunday Omnibus - Looking Back

    National Service, attitudes to marriage, and bringing up a family as a widow in the 1960s.

  17. Sue and Sylvia - Not Another Robinson

    Bringing up eight children on her own was not easy, as her youngest daughter acknowledges.

  18. Mary and Colette -Things Move On

    Sisters consider how marriage has changed since their day.

  19. Colin and Rolf - The Benefits of National Service

    Friends remember National Service and the opportunities it gave them.

  20. Sunday Omnibus - Not All Families Are the Same

    Caring for disabled family members and getting by as a single, student parent.

  21. Rose and Cordelia - Facing the Future

    Hard choices lie ahead regarding the care of a family member who is unable to live alone.

  22. Esther and Elizabeth - You're Still a Lovely Sister

    It's hard to feel you're doing enough if there's a severely disabled member of the family.

  23. Rachel and Silas - Adventures of a Teenage Mum

    Going to university with a toddler in tow caused problems but no regrets.

  24. Sunday Omnibus - Shared Differences

    Conversations that show we are more similar than different, despite some strange tastes.

  25. Fanzi and Michele - Sharing Cultures

    The importance of family, food and conversation connects two apparently different cultures

  26. John and Diane - Lemons with Liver

    How a shared culinary palate expanded after growing up with some unusual tastes.

  27. Alkin and Paul - We Could Be Brothers

    Friends of Turkish-Cypriot and Greek-Cypriot descent are proud of their shared heritage.

  28. Sunday Omnibus

    Conversations about emails, foot and mouth, and Darth Vader.

  29. Lloyd and Yvonne - Old-School Ways

    Sometimes time-saving developments take up time that could be spent more personally.

  30. Lynn and Johnnie - The Good Guys v the Bad Guys

    The youngest ever Listening Project contributor shares his views with his mother.

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