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Sunday Omnibus: Alison and Shirley

Two sisters reflect on the impact their childhood has had on them and who they are now.

• 15 mins

Eilidh and Alisdair - He'll Always Be Older

Roddy, who died just before he turned 17, remembered by his father and sister.

• 5 mins

Sophia and Amber - Eating and Not Eating

One teenager survived anorexia with her friend's help, now both campaign on the issue.

• 5 mins

John and Fiona - A Second Chance

An accident ended Fiona's career as a dancer, but her father helped her to become a singer

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

Fi Glover with conversations about anorexia, second chances and dealing with loss.

• 15 mins

Valerie and Brian - Never Too Late to Say Sorry

A serious head injury devastated Brian's career and he thought it had lost him his family.

• 5 mins

Rab and Margaret - Clearing My Name

Implicated in a serious incident at work, Rab turned whistleblower and was finally cleared

• 5 mins

Alex and Rolf - Sing Our Own Song

The brothers who formed the band Tinlin reflect on how their musical careers began.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

Fi Glover with conversations about musical careers, whistleblowing and apologising.

• 15 mins

Margaret and Geraldine - A Talk with Mum

After her mother lost her voice box to cancer, Geraldine wanted to talk to her about it.

• 5 mins

Moira and Stephanie – Seeing Hope

Blinded by an illness that nearly killed her, Moira's daughter gave her a reason to go on.

• 5 mins

Catherine and Bea - The Art of Inspiration

A daughter praises her mother's ability to pass on artistic inspiration without preaching.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus: Mothers and Daughters

Mothers and daughters talk about art, blindness and the importance of conversation.

• 15 mins

Pete and Steve - Guitar Guys

It can take three months to make a guitar, but for these two men it is time well-spent.

• 5 mins

Paddy and Mick - Swimming and Philosophy

Meditation and wild swimming apparently have a lot in common. Fi Glover presents.

• 5 mins

Charlotte and Lyndie - Puppets and People

The art of puppetry goes beyond the theatre, influencing the puppeteer on stage and off.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus - Shared Passions

The craft of guitar-making, the art of puppetry and the philosophy of wild swimming.

• 15 mins

Mark and Mayra - Remembering Andrew

Andrew dreamed of joining the Royal Marines but suffered a tragic brain haemorrhage.

• 5 mins

Debbie and Beth: I Just Want My Child to Be Happy

Friends recognise how similar their children with Down's syndrome are to all children.

• 5 mins

Helen and Virginia - Marriage and Mistakes

Sometimes marriage works second time round, sometimes it doesn't...

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

A life cut short, marriage second time round, and parenting children with Down's Syndrome.

• 15 mins

Victoria and Lisa – Sitting Tall

Physiotherapists recognise cultural differences that can make their advice hard to take.

• 5 mins

Grace and Emmy - No Box to Tick

Filling in forms can be a trial when the male and female boxes are both non-applicable.

• 5 mins

Mel and Garry - The Importance of Being First

Even 24 years on, Garry still regrets that his wife was not his first lover.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

Physiotherapy, sex and gender all feature in conversations from around England.

• 15 mins

Christopher and Thomas – Monastery Men

The modern world has made itself felt in the cloisters of Buckfast Abbey.

• 5 mins

Emma and Claire - The Importance of Being First

Twins ask how people still can't tell them apart when they are such very different people.

• 5 mins

Jan and Kate - A Bolt from the Blue

A diagnosis of motor neurone disease and a first grandchild led Jan to contact the project

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

Conversations featuring motor neurone disease, monastic life and being a twin.

• 15 mins

Alison, Sheila and Thomas - How Do You Do It?

The secrets of how to make a marriage last 65 years are revealed.

• 5 mins