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Noah Issac from Burnham-on-Sea showcases his poem about the maddening feeling of being view, in your entirety, by someone you鈥檝e grown to love. Vivian Oldaker who is based in South Wiltshire in the village of Tisbury shares a short story about a man named Charles. He鈥檚 a very elderly man who has recently and reluctantly entered a care home and we listen in to him sharing stories of his past and relationships with his family.

Dan Hooper is based in Frome in Somerset. He鈥檚 a brilliant creative who has created a surreal comedy podcast about the strange and forgotten history of Haverfordwest (though none of it is actually true). We take a listen to 'Harford: An Oral History - The Funeral'.

Film-maker and scriptwriter Gemma Rigg from Bedminster in Bristol talks to Adam about her stop-motion killer mattress film 'Mattricide' that she made with support of Oscar nominated animators at Aardman Animations. There's also poetry from Chris Campbell from Bishopston about meeting an old friend after many years. Amy Bevington also shares a platonic love poem.

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