To celebrate the start of Pride Month, William Everett, a recently elected trustee of charity Deaf Rainbow UK, joins Yvonne and Julian to talk about his passion to make events more accessible for the deaf LGBTQIA+ community.\n\nZoë McWhinney, heads to Rhyl in north Wales to see the unveiling of a purple plaque outside the childhood home of Dot Miles. The Purple Plaques Campaign was created to improve the recognition of remarkable women in Wales. Zoë meets Sue Essex, the chair of Purple Plaques Wales, to hear about why Dot was chosen and is joined by Dot’s niece, Liz Deverill, who has travelled from Scotland to be part of the event.\n\nPlus a catch-up with Caleb McDuff at Donington Race Track. Now 16, he is a part of Team Brit, a professional racing team. He is the first professional deaf male UK race driver. Lucy Clark joins him to hear about his ambitions for his first season.
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Series 44: Episode 5
We take a look at today’s deaf LGBTQ+ society, exploring how things have changed. Presenter Tammy Broskom is joined on the Newcastle Quayside by gay rights campaigner Howa ...
11-04-2025
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Series 44: Episode 4
We celebrate the incredible achievements of the international deaf community and explore how people define themselves. \n\nAhmed Mudawi is joined by Vilma Jackson to explore her ...
10-04-2025
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Series 44: Episode 3
We examine the various ways in which a family can work. Presenter Marios Costi is joined in the studio on Newcastle’s Quayside by his old friend Mischa Cooke to chat about ...
09-04-2025
BBC 2
Series 44: Episode 2
Memnos Costi is on the Quayside in Newcastle for a programme looking at neurodiversity in the deaf community. He’s joined in the sunshine by campaigner Craig Butcher, who ...
08-04-2025
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Series 44: Episode 1
Actor Amy Murray leads us through the programme, celebrating the achievements of the deaf community in mainstream media. Amy is joined on location with journalist, writer and di ...
07-04-2025
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Series 43: Episode 23
There are 50,000 deaf children in the UK, and three deaf children are born every day, all of whom are the future of the deaf community. But what does it mean to raise these chil ...
02-10-2024
BBC 2
Series 43: Episode 22
There are 50,000 deaf children in the UK, and three deaf children are born every day, all of whom are the future of the deaf community. But what does it mean to raise these chil ...
04-09-2024
BBC 2
Series 43: 21. Medical Access Crisis
In 2016, the Accessible Information Standard (AIS) was introduced in England, which gave all people with a sensory loss, impairment or disability the legal right to have their m ...
07-08-2024
BBC 2
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
BBC 2
Series 43: Episode 19
To celebrate the start of Pride Month, William Everett, a recently elected trustee of charity Deaf Rainbow UK, joins Yvonne and Julian to talk about his passion to make events m ...
05-06-2024
BBC 2
Series 44: Episode 1
Actor Amy Murray leads us through the programme, celebrating the achievements of the deaf community in mainstream media. Amy is joined on location with journalist, writer and di ...
07-04-2025
BBC 2
Series 44: Episode 4
We celebrate the incredible achievements of the international deaf community and explore how people define themselves. \n\nAhmed Mudawi is joined by Vilma Jackson to explore her ...
10-04-2025
BBC 2
Series 44: Episode 3
We examine the various ways in which a family can work. Presenter Marios Costi is joined in the studio on Newcastle’s Quayside by his old friend Mischa Cooke to chat about ...
09-04-2025
BBC 2
Series 43: Episode 7
What are Yvonne and Julian raving about? Come and find out when DJ, Troi Lee joins them in the studio.\n\nLater in the programme, Deepa Shastri looks at South Asian history thro ...
04-10-2023
BBC 2
Series 42: Episode 5
Yvonne finds out more about menopause and the barriers to accessing information and treatment for deaf people. She also looks into why there’s not enough knowledge or info ...
03-08-2022
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 38: 1. The Silent Child
One month on from success at the Oscars, we meet Maisie Sly, the star of the short film The Silent Child, and her parents Gilson and Elizabeth. Will the film's Oscar triumph be ...
04-04-2018
BBC 2
Series 40: Episode 9
Yvonne Cobb and Julian Peedle-Calloo gear up for this year’s See Hear Christmas special. With a star on top of the Christmas tree and a fresh log on the roaring fire, See ...
02-12-2020
BBC 2
Series 38: 5. Deaf People And Mental Health
Every week, one in six people experiences issues with their mental health. Whether it is depression, anxiety, stress - these issues are common problems in today's world. But are ...
01-08-2018
BBC 2