Episodes
| Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Teachers | 20100222 | Series of programmes in which two people from different generations discuss a topic that reveals the changing nature of Britain. The theme of the first five programmes is Respect. Kevin Madden started teaching in a Catholic, inner-city Manchester boys' school in 1945. His grandson Patrick McMahon has just started teaching in a mainly moslem school in Rochdale. They discuss the changing nature of respect between pupils and teachers and how schools have reflected wider society. A Juniper production for BBC Radio 4. Two teachers discuss the changing nature of respect between pupils and teachers. People from different generations discuss how approaches in a certain field have changed |
| 02 | Nobility | 20100223 | Series of programmes in which two people from different generations discuss a topic that reveals the changing nature of Britain. The theme of the first five programmes is Respect. Viscount De L'Isle and his daughter The Hon Sophia Sidney, whose family have owned Penshurst Place for the past 400 years, discuss the changing attitudes towards the aristocracy during their lifetimes. A Juniper production for BBC Radio 4. Viscount De L'Isle and his daughter discuss changing attitudes towards the aristocracy. People from different generations discuss how approaches in a certain field have changed |
| 03 | Policemen | 20100224 | Series of programmes in which two people from different generations discuss a topic that reveals the changing nature of Britain. The theme of the first five programmes is Respect. Two policemen who have seen changes on the beat in levels of respect from society. A Juniper production for BBC Radio 4. How the level of respect shown by the public to police on the beat has changed over time. People from different generations discuss how approaches in a certain field have changed |
| 04 | Post Workers | 20100225 | Series of programmes in which two people from different generations discuss a topic that reveals the changing nature of Britain. The theme of the first five programmes is Respect. Alistair Redman is a sub-postmaster on the Scottish Isle of Islay and Elizabeth Stuart drives the post bus around the island. They discuss the changing nature of the post business and how change has to respect the society it operates in. A Juniper production for BBC Radio 4. Two postal workers on the Isle of Islay discuss the changing nature of the postal business People from different generations discuss how approaches in a certain field have changed |
| 05 | Funeral Directors | 20100226 | Series of programmes in which two people from different generations discuss a topic that reveals the changing nature of Britain. The theme of the first five programmes is Respect. Michael Ryan, a funeral director in Newport, and his daughter Louise - who, at 21, is the youngest female funeral director in the world - discuss whether changes in funeral styles mean that our respect for the dead has changed. A Juniper production for BBC Radio 4. Funeral directors discuss our changing ideas about respect for the dead. People from different generations discuss how approaches in a certain field have changed |