Capturing the nation in conversation. Conversations about families.
Naomi and her mum Esme talk about her relationship with her Nana after some shocking news.
Courtney talks to her grandmother Laraine about who she turned to for advice - her nan.
Sharon talks to her husband Stephen about how loving her adoptive parents were.
Jayne captures her mother's memories of the war and the father she never knew.
Married couple Jasmit and Jaswant talk about why an arranged marriage worked for them.
Peter wanted to ask his father Frank about the effect his accident had on his parents.
Bob tells his son-in-law about his criminal life and imprisonment in the 1960s.
Carol talks to son James about how she felt during his heart transplant.
Marc talks to foster dad Colin about turning his life around after a difficult beginning.
Jeremy and Darren talk about fatherhood and how their fathers have influenced them.
Anne tells grandson Andrew why 'home is best'.
Christine tells her daughter Ruth why she decided to be a single parent.
Capturing the nation in conversation. In partnership with the British Library.
Natalie and Ian adopted their daughter from an orphanage in South Africa.
Brothers Gerald and Roland have worked the land together for more than six decades.
Millie asks her grandad Douglas about life growing up and his recent battle with cancer.
Finn talks about his brother's and sister's autism with his dad Ray.
When Brendan fell sick with kidney disease, brother Kyron came to his rescue.
Sarah Jayne tells her brother Phillip how angry she was when he went into prison.
Sophie talks to her step-brother Oscar about what it鈥檚 like for him being autistic.
Evelyn's mum Elsie talks about alcohol-free Wick and why she couldn't leave her family.
Georgina asks her mother Anne, how do you know when you're ready for motherhood?
Francis opens up to his mum Lily about overcoming addiction and turning his life around.
Brother and sister, priest and nun, Mary and Peter discuss their religious vocations.
