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News and views from a group of community reporters aged 50+ who are capturing & sharing stories that change the record on living our lives in Greater Manchester.
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Reporter Martin Hazlehurst is joined by friends Edward Freeman and Brian Philip to discuss their table tennis careers, why they enjoy playing and how you can get involved too.
Our reporter Jean Friend shares her top three songs, book and luxury item that she would take to a desert island!
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Our older people’s led news project has inspired another group to form in Sunderland, with the help of Sunderland City Council and Sunderland Ageing Well Ambassadors.
The We’ar Shining the Light news team, made up of people aged 50 plus, captures stories that break ageing stereotypes and gather positive stories of later life.
In this podcast, reporters share their 'Island Anthems' - the top three songs, book and luxury item they would take to a desert island.
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Our reporter David McLenachan shares his top three songs, book and luxury item he would take to a desert island!
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The We’ar Shining the Light news team, made up of people aged 50 plus, captures stories that break ageing stereotypes and gather positive stories of later life.
Check out their new podcast below where they share their opinions on ageing in Sunderland.
Our reporter Tony Openshaw shares her top three songs, book and luxury item she would take to a desert island!
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What do older people in Sunderland think its like to age there?
The We're Shining A Light volunteer news team is a project of Talking About My Generation and Sunderland City Council.
Our reporter Joy Watson shares her top three songs, book and luxury item she would take to a desert island!
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Our reporter Pauline Smith shares her top three songs, book and luxury item she would take to a desert island!
Our reporter Erica Woods shares her top three songs, book and luxury item she would take to a desert island!
Have you walked the Camino de Santiago or are you looking for advice and inspiration to do so? Would you like to learn something new about an amazing pilgrimage experience abroad from those who have completed it?
In this episode, we have joined forces with our North East Newsroom We'ar Shining the Light where reporter Laura Ann Hindfrom Sunderland interviews local resident Tina Lowes and our Talking About My Generation reporter Niall McGuinness about their experience of walking the Camino De Santiago, an extensive network of ancient pilgrim routes stretching across Europe.
Join our reporters Paul Sherlock, Erica Wood, Dorretta Maynard and Jean Friend as they discuss the benefits and barriers to walking around Greater Manchester.
This mini podcast episode has been made in collaboration with GM Walking.
Do you use public transport in Greater Manchester? Use a local bus pass or have trouble figuring them out? Like the trams or trains or avoid them at all costs? Enjoy using cycle lines or steer clear? Join our reporters Paul Sherlock, Erica Wood, Dorretta Maynard and Jean Friend as they discuss local transport - all the best and worst bits.
This podcast has been powered by the National Lottery Community Fund.
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Have you been affected by the cost of living crisis? How has everyday life changed for you? As part of our What the F (Finance) series, our reporters Christine Duffin, Paul Sherlock and Bernard Leach discuss how they've been coping with the cold weather and rising bills, sharing their tips and tricks on saving money and energy - and contemplating the future of the UK.
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Finding it difficult to get a GP appointment? Wondering what's going on at your GP practice, or what you can do to manage your wellbeing at home? Reporters Safina and Parvin interview Trafford GP Dr Goga about his experiences as GP before, during and after the pandemic. Not one to be missed!
In this episode, Salford reporter and walking football fan Chris Vickers chats with those who also have a passion for the sport about the health benefits - physically and mentally - from talking part in competitions to making friends.
Carole talks to local author Chris Simms who has written a series of crime novels in and around Manchester.
Carole talks to actor and author Jim Whelan who has a career expanding 50 years including Coronation Street
In this episode, Carole chats with Pamela and Anne from Marvellously Meat Free about their passion for eating a plant-based diet. They share their amazing vegan and vegetarian recipes and their stories to becoming vegetarian. Pamela is a very long standing vegetarian with significant culinary skills as the author of several recipe books and TV appearances at a time when vegetarianism was in no way mainstream. Anne is a relatively new vegetarian of just a few years standing with a long career in the food manufacturing sector.
This episode of Cuppa with Carole is sponsored by TalkTalk.
In this episode, Carole chats with Bolton-based forager Colin Unsworth who runs Forest Horizons, where mushroom foraging, wood food foraging, green woodworking, yurt building and forest schools take place to help people of all ages reconnect with the great outdoors for well being and mindfulness.
Colin, a teacher and lecturer, started Forest Horizons to bring a mixture of skills together to offer people an opportunity for personal growth in a natural environment. Woodworking, foraging (including mushrooms), woodcraft skills, forest art, bushcraft, open fire cooking. Forest Horizons can even offer you cycle training as a sustainable way of reaching your forest destination!
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