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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

Dillon and Jim - Living with Asperger’s

Father and son, both with Asperger’s Syndrome, talk about how it has affected their lives.

• 4 mins

Gemma and Laura - Queers on Stage

Two cabaret artists living in Belfast talk about their focus on feminist and LGBT issues.

• 4 mins

Sunday Omnibus - If You've Got it, Flaunt It

Three conversations on Asperger's Syndrome, dressing the part, and the power of cabaret.

• 14 mins

Angelica and Shobhna - Reaping Rewards

Mother and daughter discuss the benefits of being brought up with a strong work ethic.

• 4 mins

Sheila and Ron - Bit by Bit

A couple married for 65 years recall how they saved up to buy their first and only home.

• 4 mins

Neil and David - Laughter’s a Great Healer

Friends talk about mental health and the healing power of talking - and of laughing.

• 4 mins

Sunday Omnibus - Sharing Emotions, Time and Work Ethic

The omnibus edition of the series presented by Fi Glover

• 14 mins

Alison and Carl - Something for Yourself

Friends compare notes on the highs and lows of caring for elderly parents.

• 4 mins

Mel and Andrew - Tied Together

A young couple discuss why they chose to live on two narrow boats tied together.

• 4 mins

Pauline and Stephanie - The Love Bubble

Two friends share their thoughts on the pleasures of grand parenting.

• 4 mins

Sunday Omnibus - Boaters, Carers and Grandparents

Three conversations about boating, grand parenting and being a carer to your parents.

• 14 mins

Sarah and Charlie - Dragons, Unicorns, Griffins

Mother and daughter talk about the magical imaginary world the daughter has created.

• 4 mins

Andrew and Jack – Look How Far We’ve Come.

Two friends discuss cross-dressing and being gay in a more tolerant world.

• 4 mins

Michael and Jasma - The Trial Therapy

Cancer survivor talks to the doctor who treated her, by placing her on gene immunotherapy.

• 4 mins

Sunday Omnibus - Cancer, Cross-Dressing and Creative Minds

Three conversations about surviving cancer, cross-dressing; and a child's imaginary world.

• 14 mins

Johanna and Lina -The Grass Is Always Greener.

Two German friends share their thoughts about living in Britain.

• 4 mins

Damien and Jamie - Politics and Friendship

Friends - one Polish, the other British - talk about the importance of their friendship.

• 4 mins

Betsy and Colin - It’s a Cultural Thing

Scottish husband, American wife, talk about their cultural differences on a trip to Wales.

• 4 mins

Sunday Omnibus - Global Citizenship, Modern Migration

Three conversations with German, American, Scottish and English voices and sentiments.

• 14 mins

Georgie and Dawn -You're Not From Round Here

Friends talk about women and imposter syndrome, and northern versus southern accents.

• 4 mins

Richard and Lily - Working class people have opportunities now

Friends talk about being born into poverty, and education as the route to escape it.

• 4 mins