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“You are kinder than you think, but we could all be kinder still.”

A discussion about the transformative power of Kindness with Claudia Hammond, the award-winning writer and presenter of the BBC Radio 4 series All in the Mind and The Anatomy of Kindness.

Claudia was in conversation with Rupert Kirkham, founder of the award-winning Frome FM and Frome’s 2022 Person of the Year, and with Alison Murdoch, Director of the Kindness Festival. Claudia's most recent book, The Keys to Kindness (2022), draws on the latest research from psychology and neuroscience including the 2020 Kindness Test, the largest global survey ever undertaken into attitudes to kindness.

This event took place at Frome Town Hall on F﻿riday 10th March 2023

The Keys to Kindness with Claudia Hammond - Discussion

“You are kinder than you think, but we could all be kinder still.”

A Q&A with members of the audience for 'The Keys to Kindness' with Claudia Hammond, the award-winning writer and presenter of the BBC Radio 4 series All in the Mind and The Anatomy of Kindness.

Claudia was in conversation with Rupert Kirkham, founder of the award-winning Frome FM and Frome’s 2022 Person of the Year, and with Alison Murdoch, Director of the Kindness Festival. Claudia's most recent book, The Keys to Kindness (2022), draws on the latest research from psychology and neuroscience including the 2020 Kindness Test, the largest global survey ever undertaken into attitudes to kindness.

The event include a Q&A with members of the audience, and took place at Frome Town Hall on Friday 10th March 2023.

The Keys to Kindness with Claudia Hammond -  Q & A

Best-selling author Matthew Syed explores the ideas that shape our lives with stories of seeing the world differently.

Additional production by Benbrick

A Novel production for BBC Radio 4

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A tender and humorous drama about an elderly man and his relationship with his middle-aged daughter, starring Sir Tom Courtenay.

Written by Ian Kershaw, this drama looks at how a father and daughter explore the memories of the past in order to connect in the present.

With Tom Courtenay as Stan, Sally Carman as Zoe, Kate Coogan as Dorrie and Eddie Capli as Ant/ Bus Driver.

Tom Courtenay needs no introduction. He first came to prominence in the Sixties with iconic movies such as The Loneliness Of The Long Distance Runner, Billy Liar and Dr Zhivago. In the 1980s he was acclaimed for his performance in The Dresser with Albert Finney.

Recently, he has been in the West End portraying the poet Philip Larkin in a one man show Pretending To Be Me. He was knighted in 2001.

Ian Kershaw has a wealth of experience in TV, radio and theatre. He is a graduate of the BBC Writers' Academy and has written for EastEnders, Holby City, Casualty and Shameless. Filming has just finished on his BBC TV drama Castles In The Sky about Robert Watson-Watt, the father of radar, which stars Eddie Izzard. Lost And Found was inspired by his wife Julie's relationship with her father John Hesmondhalgh, who sadly died earlier this year.

Producer/ Gary Brown for the BBC

Afternoon Drama

Lost and Found by Ian Kershaw

●Actor ●Journalist ●Radio Award winning. Yes, really. World View?  "From the ashes of disaster come the Roses of SUCCESS". (Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.) Adopted BEFORE former MP, Rees-Mogg. 

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