The Listening Project

Fi Glover hears about the surprising rewards of youth work, and the differing attitudes of one couple to cycling, and of a much younger pair to ballroom dancing

Fi Glover introduces conversations between friends and between a mother and son, about being true to your beliefs and how difficult that can sometimes be.

Fi Glover with three chats about commitment: A farmer's wife now realizes she married the herd, retired friends recognise the charity depends on them, and the music never dies...

Fi Glover with conversations about bravery in the line of fire, how drug addiction affects a relationship, and what kind of school a 9 year old with autism wants to go to.

Fi Glover with conversations acknowledging the impact of self-harm, MS and arthritis while finding ways to deal with them, from Cumbria, Glasgow and London

Fi Glover with conversations about generations farming the same land, combating aging with charity work, and the human face behind the medical mask.

Fi Glover with conversations from Sark, Guernsey and Jersey, remembering the Occupation that ended 70 years ago and reflecting on the changes wrought by the Second World War.

Fi Glover introduces conversations between couples who face the aftermath of rejection, the onset of Alzheimer's, and the benefits of a dedicated working life

Fi Glover introduces conversations between friends brought together by a passion for performance and for wild swimming, and a father and daughter remembering a courageous woman.

The changes imposed by acquired brain injury, how friends each recorded a year in their lives, and the impossibility of life without song, in three conversations introduced by Fi Glover.

The work of a Birmingham foodbank, how Airfix helped a teenager recover from burns, and how art can help cancer patients facing breast reconstruction; three conversations introduced by Fi Glover.

Three conversations revealing the reality of life in Rhodesia before 1980, when independent Zimbabwe was born, between women whose memories of that time still inform their lives. Introduced by Fi Glover

How autism affects children's education, and the impact of one partner's stammer or dyslexia on two separate relationships, in conversations introduced by Fi Glover.

Martial arts, men's apparent difficulty with monitoring their own health, and growing up with parents who serve overseas. Conversations from Wales, Birmingham and Devon, introduced by Fi Glover

Conversations about the impact of the death of a child and about being torn between two cultures, from Edinburgh, Devon and Essex, introduced by Fi Glover.

The changes dementia imposes, the importance of colour, and a family gift for ceramics, all in conversations from Cumbria, Wales and Northern Ireland, introduced by Fi Glover

Coming to terms with not having grandchildren, not living where you want to, and negotiating a relationship, all feature in conversations from Devon, Derry and Shap, introduced by Fi Glover.

Mental health in the City, coping with loss in Herefordshire, and a wish-list for the ideal carer from Leeds, all in conversations introduced by Fi GLover

Conversations about CDG1A, birth partners, and whether to marry or buy a camper van, from Cumbria, Wales and Northern Ireland, introduced by Fi Glover.

Conversations about why it may not be a good idea to marry again, working in a bar, and reasons to emigrate - or not - from Surrey, Derry and Totnes, introduced by Fi Glover