
Presented from Yvonne and Julian’s homes, See Hear has an update on the Where’s the Interpreter campaign from Lynn Stewart-Taylor. Joanne Woodhouse-Roberts joins the conversation with Lynn and the presenters, as well as sharing her experience of making the Give us a Sign music video in support of the campaign.\n\nRadha Starr reports the latest on the vaccination rollout, as well as sharing video diaries from deaf people around the UK who have had their vaccination to find out more about their personal experience with access. Radha also has a conversation with Rebeccca Mansell from SignHealth to learn about what they're doing to make the vaccination information accessible.\n\nYvonne is back in the kitchen to show us how to make her spring fish pie - a comforting dish to celebrate the end of the winter months and the start of spring!\n\nLast but not least, Simon Herdman investigates the CRIDE and NDCS report into the closure of units for deaf pupils in mainstream schools around England. He also learns of the near closure of the deaf unit at Townfield Primary School in the Wirral, Merseyside, and how a petition from the parents helped to keep the unit open. His report asks the key question of what the future of deaf education looks like.
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Series 45: Episode 9 - Cafe Conversations
Punk Chef welcomes two guests, illustrator, interior designer and teacher Emma Iliffe, and architect and founder of the Deaf Architecture Front Chris Laing, for two separate, in ...
02-07-2026
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Series 45: Episode 8 - Cafe Conversations
Magazine for the deaf community highlighting the latest issues.
01-07-2026
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Series 45: Episode 7 - Cafe Conversations
Punk Chef returns for more Cafe Conversations, where he meets guests in an informal cafe setting over coffee, with stories, laughter and personality revelations that explore whe ...
30-06-2026
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Series 45: 6. Nhs Special
An exploration of the experiences of deaf people accessing healthcare across the UK, asking why communication barriers continue to affect patient care despite legal accessibilit ...
29-06-2026
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Series 45: 5. Ai And Us
See Hear explores how technology is transforming life for deaf people, from communication tools, English-to-BSL translation and AI to new ways of connecting, working and living ...
12-05-2026
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Series 45: 4. Wildlife And The Future
A look at wildlife and conservation, visiting Edinburgh Zoo and meeting experts protecting endangered species and habitats for the future.\n\nPresenter Ahmed Mudawi is joined in ...
08-05-2026
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Series 45: 3. Content Creators
See Hear explores the world of content creators and how deaf people are using online platforms to share stories, build communities and challenge stereotypes. The show looks at t ...
07-05-2026
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Series 45: 2. Travel Uncovered
A look at travel in the deaf community, with tips for deaf travellers, solo adventures around the world and stories of confidence, independence and discovery.\n\nPresenter Ahmed ...
06-05-2026
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Series 45: 1. Love And Dating
A look at love and relationships in the deaf community, from a couple married for over 50 years to honest conversations about modern dating and finding connection today.\n\nPres ...
05-05-2026
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Series 44: 14. Michael Woods: Journey To The Seven Summits
Michael Woods is a British mountaineer with an extraordinary goal. He aims to become the first ever deaf climber to conquer the Seven Summits: the highest peak on each continent ...
05-02-2026
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Series 38: 14. On Tour: Barcelona
Nadeem Islam visits Barcelona, the capital city of Catalonia in Spain, where political tensions and cultural identity run deep. Nadeem meets up with British ex-pat Emlyn Burton, ...
30-01-2019
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Series 44: 11. Cafe Conversations, Part 1
TV chef Scott Garthwaite, better known as Punk Chef, opens the doors of the cafe to two remarkable guests from the deaf community: Jamie Clarke, international model, billboard s ...
13-01-2026
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Series 41: Episode 4
Vilma Jackson learns about iconic black Britons who have made history and celebrates black deaf people who have achieved extraordinary things in the UK, ranging from the first b ...
07-07-2021
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Series 43: Episode 13
With the BSL Bill passing, and more and more deaf awareness being raised every year, it seems there is no better time to be deaf. But what does being deaf mean in today's world? ...
24-01-2024
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Series 41: Episode 1
Samuel Ash investigates why children of Deaf adults (CODAs) are still being used as interpreters for their parents in emergencies and sensitive situations. He chats with Annie a ...
07-04-2021
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Series 45: 4. Wildlife And The Future
A look at wildlife and conservation, visiting Edinburgh Zoo and meeting experts protecting endangered species and habitats for the future.\n\nPresenter Ahmed Mudawi is joined in ...
08-05-2026
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Series 43: Episode 20
There are around 400,000 deafblind people in the UK, so to mark Deafblind Awareness Week, Yvonne and Julian are joined in the studio by Alison Sedon, who is raising awareness ab ...
03-07-2024
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Series 41: Episode 15
Ahmed Mudawi learns more about the NDCS report that reveals how more than two thirds of teachers in England feel unable to teach a deaf child effectively. Ahmed speaks to Susan ...
02-02-2022
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Series 38: 15. Deaf Children Of Our Time
Back in 2007, See Hear found several deaf children from different family backgrounds starting primary school. Over the years, we've kept track of their progress and seen how the ...
06-02-2019
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Series 45: 2. Travel Uncovered
A look at travel in the deaf community, with tips for deaf travellers, solo adventures around the world and stories of confidence, independence and discovery.\n\nPresenter Ahmed ...
06-05-2026
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