
Radha Starr learns how the numbers of calls to domestic abuse services increased sharply during the pandemic, confirming that domestic abuse is still a serious issue that affects many people, including the deaf community. However, deaf people struggle to access information and reach out for help. Through personal stories told through actors and an interview with SignHealth, Radha learns about what steps need to be taken to ensure that deaf people are receiving the same support as their hearing peers.\n\nYvonne and Julian meet Emily Howlett and Ciaran Stewart to discuss their work as a BSL director and actor respectively for a performance of Much Ado About Nothing at Crucible Theatre in Sheffield. Yvonne and Julian discuss the complex process of translating Shakespeare to BSL with Emily and Ciaran.\n\nAnd Yvonne is back in the kitchen to give us some tips on how to save money in light of living costs soaring. She shows how to make a scrumptious, healthy chickpea curry using tinned food from the cupboards.
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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
BBC 2
Series 44: 13. Cafe Conversations, Part 3
TV chef Scott Garthwaite, better known as Punk Chef, opens the doors of the cafe to two remarkable guests from the deaf community: identical twins Heroda and Hermon Berhane, con ...
15-01-2026
BBC 2
Series 44: 12. Cafe Conversations, Part 2
TV chef Scott Garthwaite, better known as Punk Chef, opens the doors of the cafe to two remarkable guests from the deaf community: Tasha Stones, a baker and the first deaf conte ...
14-01-2026
BBC 2
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
BBC 2
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 44: 16. Children In Need Special
Jazzy Whipps and Danny Murphy dedicate the programme to BBC Children in Need, celebrating the incredible impact of the charity on deaf children and their families across the UK. ...
27-11-2025
BBC 2
Series 44: Episode 10
An exploration of the world of work within the deaf community, looking at the challenges, successes and everyday realities deaf people face in the workplace.\n\nMarios Costi is ...
17-10-2025
BBC 2
Series 44: Episode 9
Amy Murray takes a look at all things food: how it connects, nourishes and shapes memories and identity. She's joined by special guest Scott Garthwaite, better known as Punk Che ...
16-10-2025
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Series 44: Episode 8
Presenter Marios Costi is joined in the studio by Sarah Adedeji, a deaf audiologist, dancer and mental health advocate. Together, they explore mental wellbeing within the deaf c ...
15-10-2025
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Series 44: Episode 7
Rolf Choutan is joined in the studio by Ross McCarthy, a former Team GB deaf footballer and the first deaf participant on TV’s Married at First Sight. Together, they explo ...
14-10-2025
BBC 2
Series 34 - Episode 11
Magazine for the deaf community. Memnos Costi meets the UK Deaf Carp Angling group. Deaf actor Matthew Gurney discusses his role in the Theatre Ad Infinitum production of Light.
15-10-2014
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Series 41: Episode 2
At last Yvonne and Julian at back in the studio after filming from home for months due to the worldwide pandemic.\n\nErika Levi looks into the rising number of hate crime incide ...
05-05-2021
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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
BBC 2
Series 42: Episode 6
Radha Starr learns how the numbers of calls to domestic abuse services increased sharply during the pandemic, confirming that domestic abuse is still a serious issue that affect ...
07-09-2022
BBC 2
Series 43: Episode 3
William Grint heads to London to report on an Extinction Rebellion demonstration about climate change. He joins a group of deaf activists passionate about protecting the environ ...
07-06-2023
BBC 2
Series 42: Episode 7
See Hear pays a tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-serving British monarch, by highlighting members of the deaf community who met her through their work or at the presen ...
05-10-2022
BBC 2
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
BBC 2
Series 42: Episode 4
Mia Edward heads to Wolverhampton for Deaffest, the UK’s leading deaf-led film and arts festival, which is taking place for the first time since lockdown. Mia meets young ...
06-07-2022
BBC 2
Series 44: 12. Cafe Conversations, Part 2
TV chef Scott Garthwaite, better known as Punk Chef, opens the doors of the cafe to two remarkable guests from the deaf community: Tasha Stones, a baker and the first deaf conte ...
14-01-2026
BBC 2
Series 42: Episode 2
In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Week, which takes place this year on 9-15 May, Richard France speaks to Herbert Klein and Dr Sophie Roberts to find out why low mental ...
04-05-2022
BBC 2