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Leonie and Julie - Home Is Where Your Mum Is

Mother and daughter explore the notion that home is where the Mum is.

• 4 mins

Joel and Deirdre - Time Apart to Grow Together

Girlfriend and boyfriend who live 100 miles apart on different sides of the Irish border.

• 4 mins

Sunday Omnibus - Home is Where the Heart is

Three conversations about the path we choose to take and our ties to home and loved ones.

• 14 mins

Jean and Ruth - Being Mum

Friends look back at how their upbringings have influenced how they brought up their kids.

• 4 mins

Sujen and Lotika - Learning About You

Friends talk about how to cope with work and motherhood and careers in a new country.

• 4 mins

Helen and Sarah – No Other Feeling Like It

Policewomen talk honestly about menopause and their employer's positive response to it.

• 4 mins

Sunday Omnibus - Women of a Certain Age

Three conversations about menopause, parenting and grand parenting.

• 14 mins

Sadie and Rachel - To the Lido

Mother and daughter talk about their passion for cold-water swimming at the local lido.

• 4 mins

Issy and Andy – Running in My Dreams

Friends training for the London Marathon on running and how you can never escape it.

• 4 mins

Heather and Liz - A Constant in a Sea of Change

Two friends and experienced nurses talk about what makes a good nurse.

• 4 mins

Sunday Omnibus - Nursing, Swimming and Running

Three conversations capturing the joys of nursing, marathon running and swimming.

• 14 mins

Karl and Devon - The Joys of Modern Life

Two men discuss the pros and cons of how their lives have been transformed by technology.

• 4 mins

Mary and Helen - The Queen Is Looking Good

Two sisters in their 80s reflect on life and education in the Dundee of their childhood.

• 4 mins

Richard and Liam - Living in the Moment

Friends in their 20s on the wonder of music and capturing and living in the moment.

• 4 mins

Sunday Omnibus - Music, New Technology and Times Past.

Three conversations about the wonders of live music, new technology and times past.

• 14 mins

The Listening Summer Special - from the Rhondda Valley.

The first of two The Listening Project Summer Specials presented by Fi Glover.

• 42 mins

Claire and Sylvia - Educating Sylvia

Mother and daughter compare notes on the experience of going to university.

• 4 mins

Clodagh and Emma - Thanks Dad

Two artists and activists talk light-heartedly about how much their art means to them.

• 4 mins

Christopher and Connor - Forging Friendships

PhD students talk about how hard it can be to make friends and what defines friendship.

• 4 mins

Sunday Omnibus - Education, Friendship and Art in Action

Three conversations about the value of education, of friendship and of art in action.

• 14 mins

The Listening Project Summer Special - from Bournemouth

The second of two The Listening Project Summer Specials presented by Fi Glover.

• 42 mins

William and Jack - The Sharing of Pain

Friends who met through being part of a group offering emotional support to men.

• 4 mins

Sarah and Tracey – It's Not Just the Hands

Two sign language interpreters on giving deaf people the same experiences as the hearing.

• 4 mins

Nadia and Ernie - You See All These Beautiful People

Friends talk about the joys of food, body image and body dysmorphia.

• 4 mins

Sunday Omnibus - Body Dysmorphia, Men's Groups and Communicating with the Deaf

Three conversations about body dysmorphia, men's groups and communicating with the deaf.

• 14 mins

Mark and Kate - An ethical and moral crisis

A couple talk about their shared interest in the environment.

• 4 mins

Lesley and Lee - Learning to Drive

Husband and wife on living by the sea and never being too old to learn a new trick.

• 4 mins

Paul and Keely - The Kid Question

Father and daughter share their stories about having children and not having them.

• 4 mins

Sunday Omnibus - Things That Make Relationships Work

Three conversations about the things that bind relationships together.

• 14 mins

Craig and Russell - I Thought I Looked Great

Two friends who live in Dundee look back to where their sense of street came from.

• 4 mins