Relatively | Beatrice and Rosemary Mac Cabe
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Remember this episode? Beatrice and Rosemary Mac Cabe from the Not Without My Sister podcast spoke about the Catholic Church, the freedom that comes with being a second child and facts about pig sex.
🎧 Listen now: https://bit.ly/3xJyw85
Tatty MacLeod | Findmypast
Thanks to our partnership with leading family history website, Findmypast, we were able to explore Tatty Macleod and India Macleod's family tree.
We find out about their maternal grandfather, John James, who was a plate layer for Great Western Railway in Cardiganshire.
🎧 Listen now: http://bit.ly/3JEetiG
Tatty & India | Relatively
This week's guests are the fabulous Tatty Macleod and India Macleod.
The pair moved to rural Brittany with their mum at ages 4 and 12. They were known as 'Les Anglaises' and always felt separate from the secluded community around them.
Tatty and India talk about that, growing up in an all-female household, craving English food and Family Hold Back.
🎧 Listen now: http://bit.ly/3JEetiG
Tatty & India | Relatively
This week's guests are the fabulous Tatty Macleod and India Macleod.
The pair moved to rural Brittany with their mum at ages 4 and 12. They were known as 'Les Anglaises' and always felt separate from the secluded community around them.
Tatty and India talk about that, growing up in an all-female household, craving English food and Family Hold Back.
🎧 Listen now: http://bit.ly/3JEetiG
Find My Past | JJ Chalmers
Our partnership with Findmypast helps to connect guests with their family stories.
This week, JJ Chalmers and Ruth Padmore talk about their late grandfather, Isaac, who lived with them for a while growing up. JJ says he was diligent but "couldn't change a lightbulb." 💡
Relatively | JJ Chalmers
JJ Chalmers, a former Royal Marine, was severely injured in an IED blast in Afghanistan.
In this episode we talk to JJ and his sister Ruth about how their relationship was tested by the effects of that bomb, and the years of surgery and rehabilitation followed.
🎧 Listen now: http://bit.ly/3HintXR
Relatively | Benjamin Zephaniah
Have you listened to our latest episode?
Benjamin Zephaniah opens up about how he attended over 15 schools as a child, moving regularly with his mother to evade his father, who was abusive.
🎧 Listen now: http://bit.ly/3H0Kn67
Relatively | OXO or beer?
Thanks to Findmypast - Pastor Mick Fleming and Sarah Frankel find out about their ancestor, William Fleming, and his motorcycle/pedestrian accident in 1933 - one of the earliest cases of "drunk driving".
An article from the 20th May quotes the testimony of witnesses: “You said that he smelled of beer. Might it have been steak pie? - No.” 🥧
🎧 Listen now: http://bit.ly/3GMXMyk
Relatively | Mick Fleming
This week's guest, Pastor Mick Fleming, runs the Church on the Street Ministries in Burnley, which does incredible work helping those living in poverty. But it's a far cry from where Mick began.
In this episode, Mick and his sister Sarah (collectively known as 'Flembos') talk about the ups and downs of their relationship.
🎧 Listen now: http://bit.ly/3GMXMyk
Relatively | Manni & Reuben Coe
This week’s episode is a particularly special one.
We speak to brothers, Manni and Reuben Coe. The pair lived together for years and are exceptionally close. However, a spell apart during the pandemic was bad for Reuben.
We talk about that, about having a sibling with additional needs and about the book that they wrote: brother. do. you. love. me.
🎧 Listen now: bit.ly/3GSI2ve
The Happy Pear | Grocer
It turns out that The Happy Pear brothers, David and Stephen Flynn, aren't the only grocers in their family. 🍐
Thanks to our partnership with Findmypast, we help connect guests with their ancestry.
🎧 Listen to our latest episode now: https://bit.ly/3CgNVzj
Relatively | Dave & Steve Flynn
In our most recent episode of Relatively, we talk to @thehappypear brothers David and Stephen Flynn.
We discuss voyages of self-discovery, about trying to attract attention as a twin, about identity, how a place can shape you and about having a soul-mate for life.
🎧 Listen now: bit.ly/3jOj7zu
Caitlin & Caz | Relatively
And we’re back! We’re kicking off Season 4 with writer, broadcaster and journalist Caitlin Moran and her comedy writer sister, Caz Moran.
In this episode they talk about their book, ‘Raised by Wolves’, feminism, wet towels, boobs, libraries, homeschooling, being cheerful and optimistic when you have no right to be and escaping your home town.
🎧 Listen now on Apple Music, Spotify, or wherever you listen to your podcasts.
Catherine Carr | Q&A
Catherine answers our burning questions about Relatively and the upcoming series.
Who’s excited for Season 4? (We are!)
You heard right! We are thrilled to be back on Boxing Day for another season of Relatively. 🎙️
Expect more wind ups, nostalgia and honesty about the relationships that shaped us, and more reflection on the roles we play in our families.
Tom & Charlie Ward | Char-Lart
Who still hasn't listened to the season finale with comedian Tom Ward and his sister Charlie (Char-Lart)?
A fantastic and incredibly close pair - this is just one of the hilarious stories they tell on Episode 52 of Relatively.
🎧 Listen now : https://relativelypodcast.com/episodes/52
Dr Nighat Arif | KFC
Hungry for KFC anyone?
We spoke to Dr Nighat Arif and her little brother Irfan Arif about what 'warranted' a takeaway in their family home growing up.
Listen to the full episode, here: https://www.relativelypodcast.com/episodes/51
Gok Wan | Chrysalis
In this week's Pride special, we collected moments and memories from guests on the podcast who talked about their identities with their siblings - including this story from Gok Wan about the journey he went on before coming out to his family: https://www.relativelypodcast.com/episodes/50 🦋
Lewis & Megan Goodall | Cool Mum
"Lewis' mum has got it going on." 🎵
Lewis and Megan Goodall tell us what it was like having a cool mum growing up.
Listen to the full episode here: https://www.relativelypodcast.com/episodes/49
Jen Baldwin | Findmypast
Have you listened to last week's episode yet?
Senior Researcher at Findmypast, Jen Baldwin, speaks about how she was inspired by stories told to her by her Grandma, which lead to her current career in genealogy.
She loves spending her days "delving into the history of humanity one person at a time": https://www.relativelypodcast.com/episodes/48
