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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

Tara and Anna - Funeral Food

Cooks who cater for gatherings of all kinds on what they want served at their own funerals

• 5 mins

Lindsay and Elizabeth - A Different Childhood

A mother's lonely childhood with her single mother influenced her to have a large family.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

Marriage, illegitimacy, families, food and death all feature in this round-up of the week.

• 15 mins

Joe and Kevin - Barstool Philosophy

A father and son reflect on working in a bar and the pressures to emigrate from Ireland.

• 5 mins

Celia and Mary-Jane - The Bucket List

A centenarian considers her future plans with her daughter.

• 5 mins

Mike and Pip – Our Place in the Sun

A couple mull over the pros and cons of leaving their Devon home for a new life in Spain

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

Emigrating for economic reasons or retirement purposes and things to do when you reach 100

• 15 mins

Diane and Paddy – Wedding or Camper Van?

After twenty years together, planning a wedding shows up a couple's different perspectives

• 5 mins

Jo and Hayley - Accepting Fate

A mother on the impact of the rare genetic disorder CDG1a on children and their families.

• 5 mins

Gill and Deb - Birth Partners

Deb shares a special friendship with Gill, who was there at the birth of her daughter.

• 5 mins

Sunday Omnibus

Surviving a rare genetic illness, bonding over birth, and wedding plans.

• 15 mins

Geoff and Vincent - Not Enough Love in the Workplace

Anxiety and depression are common problems in the City, yet remain largely unacknowledged.

• 4 mins

Kat and Shelby - Being an SMA Teenager

Friends with spinal muscular atrophy still manage to live life to the full.

• 4 mins