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In his first memoir, Josh Widdicombe tells the story of a strange rural childhood, the kind of childhood he only realised was weird when he left home and started telling people about it. From only having four people in his year at school, to living in a family home where they didn't just not bother to lock the front door, they didn't even have a key. Using a different television show of the time as its starting point for each chapter, Watching Neighbours Twice a Day... is part-childhood memoir, part-comic history of '90s television and culture.

Are your neighbours as Finnish as ours and don’t even say hello when you pass them in the hall? Well, then we’re here for you. Join your new favourite news presenters and self-help gurus for a weekly chat about the state of our worlds.

‘My Neighbour The Hero’ will feature everyday people who have survived, achieved, helped, endured, experienced and lived - the everyday heroes, the forgotten heroes, the reluctant heroes. And in turn, helping us to recognise the hero within ourselves.The definition of a hero (on Wikipedia) is 'a real person who…combats adversity through feats of ingenuity, courage, or strength’. In todays world, a lot of us face some kind of adversity, and how we move through those adversities can be the difference in living a life that's free or a life that's stuck. I'm Sarah Speirs, I'm a TV ...

A series of educational & entertaining talk radio shows with a host of partners & specialists. Curated by Pavilion Hive C.I.C & Produced by Portobello Radio C.I.C

Living in a neighbourhood means sharing your space and your life with others. Being a good and caring neighbour can make all the difference in creating a harmonious and enjoyable living environment. Whether you've just moved in or have been living in your neighbourhood for years, it's essential to know how your actions and behaviours affect those around you.

Welcome to Inspiring Neighbours Podcast, where we showcase seemingly everyday people with amazing and inspiring stories. Our goal is to bring light and inspiration through deep, meaningful and often funny conversations with incredible people.

Don’t Trust the Neighbours is a true crime podcast, hosted by us – Olivia and Kirsty. At Don’t Trust The Neighbours we will be covering all types of true crime cases and will do our best to look at these from a human perspective – what causes people to commit the crimes they do, and what are the lasting impacts of there crime.

Is there such a thing? Join Daniel and Sarah as they explore ways you can discover your authentic self and how you can recognise your true friends. Honest and frank breaking through the walls of communication. A new show branching off from 'Homespun Wisdom: Talks with my neighbour' , Spectrum On air is the new home for Daniel and Sarah's Honest Conversations. https://anchor.fm/s/8039ba54/podcast/rss

A podcast that explores the realities and complexities of domestic violence. You will hear real, raw stories from people of all walks of life. Each week, we address hard topics like the connection between addiction and abuse, how violence impacts South Asian communities, learning from domestic homicides, and more. Produced by Women’s Crisis Services of Waterloo Region.

Host Sylvia Byron talks with community members in Vanderhoof about their experiences with racism in order to inform this small, northern BC community how to be a good neighbour and challenge their biases using first-hand stories and interviews.

Neighbourly Conversations over a cup of tea. Sarah Sharman and Daniel Confino present, Homespun Wisdom. Talking about the absurdity of life, seeing the funny side of everything, lessons for life, dealing with family, and navigating silly rules and regulations. Find them on Twitter @sa_sharman @danielconfino : Instagram @Talkswithmyneighbour Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/homespuntalks/support