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Duncan and Paul – The Band Plays On

Success still evades these two musicians, but there’s nothing else they’d dream of doing.

• 5 mins

Malcolm and Ann – Married to the Farm

A townie married a farmer, not realising a herd of Jerseys would be part of the deal

• 5 mins

Vera and Betty - We Don't Do Age

How running a charity keeps two retired teachers young.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

Being married to the farm, the music, and to a charity.

• 15 mins

The Listening Project Live

Fi Glover and guests explore lyricism and storytelling in Derry/Londonderry.

• 30 mins

Robin and Anne – Doing More

A mother's feminism profoundly affected her son's politics, even if it doesn't always show

• 5 mins

Tiggy and Sarah - Digging Deeper

Friends who both found themselves carers for their husbands share the profound challenges.

• 5 mins

Tiggy and Sarah - Broken but Better

Friends admit that being a carer has taken its toll but has made them grow as people.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

Conversations about the challenges of caring and of political beliefs.

• 15 mins

Cathryn and Francesca - Living With Invisible Illness

It can be hard to be considered a malingerer just because your disability is nt obvious.

• 5 mins

Carol and Kate - Unlucky in Love

Love and marriage does not always turn out quite as expected.

• 5 mins

Carol and Kate - Missed Generation

Friends in their 60s believe that younger men today would make better partners.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

Conversations about missed opportunities in love and misapprehensions about health.

• 15 mins

Reece and Jennifer – Dancing Divisions

Young dancers find that it's their differences that makes their partnership work.

• 5 mins

Joanna and Jenny – Living Where We Work

Conversations about missed opportunities in love and misapprehensions about health.

• 5 mins

Stanley and Sonja – Back on the Bike

Sometimes the thing that brought you together loses its appeal - at least for one of you.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

How cycling and dancing can bring you together, plus the benefits of living where you work

• 15 mins

The Listening Project Live from Cumbria

Fi Glover and guests are in Cumbria to explore landscape and conversations in extremis.

• 28 mins

Cian and Naomi – Independence of Mind

A student and his history teacher discuss how her lessons have liberated him

• 5 mins

Javaid and Shabana – Life is So Slow Now

Fi Glover talks to a couple who share the experience of a Kenyan childhood.

• 5 mins

Julie and Lois – Our Brains Work in Different Ways

A mother and daughter come to terms with their different approach to learning

• 5 mins

Omnibus

Conversations about retirement, memories, learning and how history can change lives.

• 15 mins

Dennis and Daniel - Marmite for the Gorillas

Fi Glover introduces a conversation between two zoo workers about their working day.

• 5 mins

Stephanie and John - The View From the Bike

How the 'pilot' can be the eyes for the 'stoker' in a successful tandem team for the blind

• 5 mins

Charlotte and Deborah – People and Ponies

Horses can sometimes be easier to manage than people.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

Conversations about riding ponies and tandems, and buying Marmite in bulk for gorillas.

• 15 mins

Alex and Josh – First Time Fathers

Two friends who are new fathers-to-be reflect on forthcoming life changing events.

• 5 mins

David and Mairead – A Pregnant Pause

A conversation during the first stages of labour, only hours before their baby was born

• 5 mins

Sophie and Monica - Leaving a Legacy

What do you leave to the world if you don't leave children?

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus - Having Babies... or Not

Views from parents-to-be, fathers-to-be and friends who have not had children.

• 15 mins