Capturing the nation in conversation
Sarah talks about her marriage breakdown and how she hasn't seen her children since.
Myrtle tells adopted daughter Denika "It was a huge thing when you came into my life."
Francis opens up to his mum Lily about overcoming addiction and turning his life around.
Kath tells daughter Kate that she'll be sticking around for a while yet.
Husband and wife Tony and Vicky always look on the positive side of life.
Mubina tells her friend Muleya why she believes that miracles can come true.
Katrina and Steven discuss how their disabilities never stood in the way of true love.
Evelyn's mum Elsie talks about alcohol-free Wick and why she couldn't leave her family.
After Rachel lost her daughter suddenly, her friendship with Mandy became closer.
Fergie tells friend Allan about playing with grenades and "jumping the fence" for love.
Georgina asks her mother Anne, how do you know when you're ready for motherhood?
Shaun and Kim have 7 wolves and a son. When will he be ready to join the pack?
Donald wanted to ask his friend and fellow farmer Mike about a big decision he's facing.
Rory and his sister Cheri discuss how dyslexia and dyspraxia have affected them.
Boyfriend and girlfriend Nathaniel and Victoria discuss their relationship and jealousy.
David tells Sharon how vintage radio technology shaped the twentieth century.
Peter and Joan like to look good - and plastic surgery is how they stay looking young.
A mum and daughter struggle to come to terms with the sudden death of Lynne's husband.
Brother and sister, priest and nun, Mary and Peter discuss their religious vocations.
Ruth tries to help 17-year old Sinead decide on a future career.
There was a question on Patrick's mind that he had always wanted to ask his dad.
Nick and Philip talk about learning to accept themselves, then finding love together.
Fell running Rachel has tasted life with a disability, after breaking her ankle recently.
Ten years ago Kevin and Irena had their nervous systems linked electronically.
