
Hamza Shaikh examines why men account for around three quarters of suicide deaths despite data showing that men are less likely to access psychological therapies than women. Hamza sees a preview of a video made by pupils at Elmfield School for the Deaf in conjunction with Boys in Mind to empower boys and young men to talk about their emotions. Hamza also speaks with deaf medical professionals to find out what can be done to raise awareness of men’s mental health and to encourage men to seek help if needed.\n\nIn the ‘studio’, Julian and Yvonne meet with members of Interpreters of Colour Network (IOCN), an organisation aiming to address the underrepresentation of people of colour in the sign language interpreting and translation profession, in order to learn more about how the organisation was set up, what its aims are and what the response has been. Throughout the conversation, Yvonne and Julian discover that there are not enough interpreters of colour and learn about the importance of growing the pool of interpreters of colour.\n\nAndrew Clifton lets us into his secret garden, which he has been cultivating for years. Andrew explains the importance of creating a safe haven for wildlife to combat declining numbers and demonstrates how to make a bird feeder from a chipped mug!\n\nFinally, Julian learns how running apps have become popular since lockdown and gives one of the apps a try. Keen to run in a safe way, Julian seeks advice from personal trainer James Stavros and coach Mark Hester to learn how to warm up and how to improve his running technique to avoid injury.
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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 40: 12. On Tour: Scottish Islands
In this episode Nadeem travels to the Scottish Highlands to meet Jean Pentland, a native, who gives him a tour. \n\nWith Jean, Nadeem goes on a cruise along the Loch Ness and vi ...
13-01-2021
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Series 41: Episode 6
In a big year for sports, we meet Laurentia Tan, who will be representing the Singapore team at the Paralympics, to learn more about how she started competing in dressage, her t ...
01-09-2021
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Series 43: Episode 5
Deaf mountaineer Morag Skelton heads to the Scottish Highlands to climb in the Scimitar Ridge area of Glen Nevis.\n\nIn Leicester, Nick Ansell heads to the National Space Centre ...
02-08-2023
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Series 43: Episode 17
With spring just around the corner, this episode looks at tips for wellness, both for the body and mind. There is also a trip to the banks of the Thames to look for treasure wi ...
03-04-2024
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Series 44: 15. Question Time Special
In this Question Time special, Rolf Choutan hosts a debate from MediaCityUK in Salford, bringing together leading voices from across the deaf community to explore the key issues ...
16-12-2025
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Series 40: Episode 15
Julian and Yvonne are back but from their homes again due to the national lockdown. In this episode, Radha Starr explores the three Covid-19 vaccines that are being rolled out, ...
03-02-2021
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On Tour: 4. Helsinki
Rosie Benn sets off on an epic adventure through five European capitals. As a young deaf woman who uses sign language, Rosie is keen to explore deaf culture in other countries. ...
02-11-2017
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Series 42: Episode 3
To celebrate Deafinitely Theatre’s 20th birthday, Charlotte Arrowsmith takes a trip down memory lane to learn more about its history and how it was founded. Charlotte hear ...
01-06-2022
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