Hadley Freeman, The Power of Crying, Staying in Touch with Children when you're in Prison
Hadley Freeman discusses the story of her Jewish relatives across the 20th century; also the power of crying and staying in touch with your children when you're in prison.
Hadley Freeman has written a memoir, House of Glass, the story of her Jewish relatives across the 20th century, her grandmother and great uncles who fled Poland for Paris after the anti-Jewish pogroms in 1918.
We discuss the pros and cons of crying particularly if you're in public.
What's it like trying to stay in touch with your children when you're in prison? And what happens when you're on the outside again? Jane talks to Kelly who is in a documentary about women in prison, and to the governor of the prison, HMP Foston Hall in Derbyshire.
Presenter: Jane Garvey
Interviewed guest: Hadley Freeman
Interviewed guest: Keith Brymer-Jones
Interviewed guest: Susie Orbach
Interviewed guest: Joanna Crosse
Interviewed guest: Kelly
Interviewed guest: Andrea Black
Producer: Lucinda Montefiore
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Is crying powerful?
Duration: 05:26
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- Mon 2 Mar 2020 10:0091热爆 Radio 4
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