Graham Seaman Episodes Episode guide
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Retro sweets and our dads
Graham visits a retro sweet shop and tries one of the most sour sweets ever created
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Diaries and things that have gone undiscovered
Graham is asking about diaries, do you keep one? Or do you now have someone else's diary?
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Back pain, accidents at work and compensation
Graham talks about back pain, when did it strike you and how do you cope with it?
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In the post and 'drop everything and run'
Graham's asking about your post, surprises or the unusual things you've received
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Personal keepsakes and coincidences
Graham asks about the treasures you keep that remind you of your children or an old flame
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24/01/2014
Graham Rogers sits in. Share your lunch with Graham and tell him your personal story.
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Family secrets, Wiltshire's best street and funny photographs
Graham is asking about the secrets you've discovered in your family.
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Message in a bottle and important notes
Graham chats to a man from Highworth who put a message in a bottle and cast it out to sea
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Toy shops, big problems and little things that make a difference
Graham is asking which toy shops you loved going into and which toys you collected
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Fashions, dangerous jobs and ten top tips
Graham asks about fashions, when you've felt good, or fashions you didn't like.
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Treating yourself, sounds triggering memories and Wiltshire's oldest workers
Graham asks what's the one body treatment you treat yourself to
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16/01/2014
Share your lunch with Graham and tell him your personal story.
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Black and white TVs, traditional jobs and Wiltshire's oldest workers
Graham chats to the curator of the Museum of Computing in Wiltshire about old games
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TV & film adaptations, working over 65 and The Horse's Mouth
Graham is asking about TV and film adaptations, are they better or worse than books?
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Wiltshire's oldest workers, special letters and looking the same as someone else
This week Graham's looking for Wiltshire's oldest workers. Are you over 65 and employed?
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Bringing the outdoors inside, reusing household items and funny moments
Graham wants to know what you have inside your home that you'd normally find outside.
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Old telephone numbers and changing jobs to something completely different
Graham's asking about the old telephone numbers you can remember.
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Unused Christmas items, disappearing pets and a cat that went miles from home
Graham asks you what still remains unopened or unused from Christmas.
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Wake up calls, annoying phrases and a Wiltshire trivia game
Graham wants to know what you've had as a wake up call.
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What do you remember swapping and exchanging sugary foods for healthier options
Graham asks what you remember swapping for something else, as a child or later in life
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Being a fan, printed phrases and pointless items
Graham is asking who were you a fan of and how far you went to follow them.
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Reunited in the last 12 months, looking forward to 2014 and Christmas gifts
Graham is asking who or what you've been reunited with in the last 12 months
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A 70s Disco Special
Graham gets you in the party mood with some classic and new disco tracks.
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The perfect buffet, party stories and special moments from 2013
Graham looks at laying on the perfect buffet for a party.
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29/12/2013
Graham brings you an hour of the best of his guests from 2013.
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Dear Santa and Christmas Connections
Graham asks what special gift you would have delivered to someone from Santa
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Sending Christmas cards, reuniting a long lost friend and last chance for a free bauble
Graham asks whether we should we bother sending Christmas Cards.
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Tree of Angels, moving large things and a free Graham & NJ Lunchtime Christmas bauble
Graham wants to know who you think deserves a place on our Tree of Angels.
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17/12/2013
Share your lunch with Graham and tell him your personal story.
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16/12/2013
Graham Rogers sits in. Share your lunch with Graham and tell him your personal story.
