In this series Dr Sian Williams talks to people who have lived through extraordinary events that have set their lives on an entirely different course.
This podcast is all about the human experience, how people deal with obstacles that turn their lives upside down. The journeys are not always straightforward and there are often some remarkable discoveries along the way.
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 63 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePersonal Journals |
For Lisa Hover and her husband Andy, life on the Hampshire Dorset border with their family of four children seemed idyllic. Even when a routine sight test on their daughter Annabelle as she started Primary school picked up an abnormality it all seeme... more
Doherty became famous in the 2000s with The Libertines, the band he formed and fronted alongside fellow singer and guitarist Carl Barât. He became notorious as his own drug addictions led to break ups with the band and numerous arrests. He reflects o... more
As a young man Mohammed, or MFA Zaman arrived in Britain from Bangladesh with a working visa, a patron and a job lined up as a chef. On arrival all the promises of a bright future turned to ashes. His patron confiscated his documents and put him to w... more
Dr Sian Williams talks to Paul Mason. Formerly a scientist with Ordnance Survey, he's now a teaching assistant, but the journey from one career to another was impossible to anticipate when he married his German wife Isabel. After a whirlwind romance ... more
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Harriet, thank you
Excellent content. The sound quality can be dreadful - listening with AirPods had the interviewer in one ear and the person being interviewed in the other. Made the episode impossible to listen to. Please get the recording balance right.
In other words, I absolutely loved it. People’s strength and struggles are inspiring, and so eye opening - a reminder that we are all dealing with something and we need to go through life with compassion. I wish I’d had this during my own injury experience, it might have helped me to push through with more confidence and faith in myself.
Also, I don’t agree with the criticisms towards the first presenter - she talks to people with great compassion and also humour, and while she pushes through ... more
These episodes are captivating and compelling. Though some parts are difficult to hear, I’m grateful for the real-life stories that hold my attention. Thanks to the skillful host and courageous guests willing to share their stories.
This is despicable. She tries to minimise the effects of ecstasy and said it was the tiredness that caused the crash. She also lied to police about the amount she took. Toxicology showed just how much she actually took during the day leading up to the crash after blood tests. Please read the news articles and do not believe these lies Jane. She is a despicable human being.
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