Episodes
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01 | 20211109 | 20211116 (BBC7) 20211117 (BBC7) 20240904 (BBC7) 20220412 (R4) | After over a decade in London, comedian Jayde Adams is returning to her hometown of Bristol. Why? It's cheaper. But also because of reasons that are much deeper than that, and which she told Radio 4 would probably take two half-hour episodes to explain. Over the course of this mini series, Jayde is going to be asking what feeling at home' really means; why we leave home; and why some of us, at least, feel the draw to go back. Not that Jayde's story isn't interesting enough on its own - girl lives in same house for eighteen years, moves to London, moves back again - Jayde's also spoken to Dawn French, Victoria Scone, Keala Settle and Sophie Willan about their own experiences of home; where they've made home; and how it's made them. Performed by Jayde Adams Script editor: Simon Alcock Producer: Hayley Sterling Production Coordinator: Sarah Nicholls Sound Design: Chris Maclean After more than 10 years of living in London, comedian Jayde Adams is returning to her hometown of Bristol. But also because of reasons that go deeper than that, and which she told Radio 4 would probably take two half-hour episodes to explain. Jayde also spoke to Dawn French, Victoria Scone, Keala Settle and Sophie Willan about their own experiences of home; where they've made home; and how it's made them. Written and performed by Jayde Adams. A BBC Studios production for BBC Radio 4, first broadcast in November 2021. Jayde Adams asks what ‘feeling at home' means - why do we leave home and why do some of us feel the need to go back. From 2021. Why? It's cheaper. But also because of reasons that go deeper than that, and which she told Radio 4 would probably take two half-hour episodes to explain. A BBC Studios Production first broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in November 2021. Over the course of this mini series, Jayde is going to be asking what ‘feeling at home' really means; why we leave home; and why some of us, at least, feel the draw to go back. |
02 | 20211116 | 20211123 (BBC7) 20211124 (BBC7) 20240911 (BBC7) 20220419 (R4) | After over a decade in London, comedian Jayde Adams is returning to her hometown of Bristol. Why? It's cheaper. But also because of reasons that are much deeper than that, and which she told Radio 4 would probably take two half-hour episodes to explain. Over the course of this mini series, Jayde is going to be asking what feeling at home' really means; why we leave home; and why some of us, at least, feel the draw to go back. Not that Jayde's story isn't interesting enough on its own - girl lives in same house for eighteen years, moves to London, moves back again - Jayde's also spoken to Dawn French, Victoria Scone, Keala Settle and Sophie Willan about their own experiences of home; where they've made home; and how it's made them. Performed by Jayde Adams Script editor: Simon Alcock Producer: Hayley Sterling Production Coordinator: Sarah Nicholls Sound Design: Chris Maclean After more than 10 years of living in London, comedian Jayde Adams is returning to her hometown of Bristol. But also because of reasons that go deeper than that, and which she told Radio 4 would take another half-hour episode to explain. Jayde asks what ‘feeling at home' really means; why we leave home; and why some of us, at least, feel the draw to go back. Not that Jayde's story isn't interesting enough on its own - girl lives in same house for 18 years, moves to London, moves back again. Jayde also spoke to Dawn French, Victoria Scone, Keala Settle and Sophie Willan about their own experiences of home; where they've made home; and how it's made them. Written and performed by Jayde Adams. A BBC Studios production for BBC Radio 4, first broadcast in November 2021. Back in Bristol after a decade in London, Jayde Adams explores why we leave home and why we can be drawn to go back. From 2021. Over the course of this mini series, Jayde is going to be asking what ‘feeling at home' really means; why we leave home; and why some of us, at least, feel the draw to go back. |