Talking Generations Podcast

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Aug 7
2 min read

Updated: Aug 8

In our special featured episode, we had the pleasure of hosting the legendary Alan Sykes, esteemed ex-BBC Manchester Radio presenter, in an enlightening dialogue with the one and only Richard Madeley.

From nostalgic tales of broadcasting golden eras to the evolution of media in the digital age, this episode is a captivating blend of wisdom and unforgettable moments.

Immerse yourself in the exchange of ideas and perspectives between two influential voices that have shaped the world of broadcasting. Join us on this incredible podcast journey as we bring together voices from different generations, creating a platform for meaningful connections, shared experiences, and inspiring conversations that enrich our understanding of the past, present, and future. Listen here.

About the podcast

The Talking Generations Podcast aims to bring together people from across the generations and sectors to share their stories and experiences.

By highlighting the voices of people from different walks of life, we hope to bridge the gap between generations and create a more inclusive and connected society.

Each episode will feature guests from different age groups, professions and walks of life. Our guests will share their insight on various topics including health, education, the arts, culture, and social issues to explore just how important it is for people to connect with different generations, and how best we can support this across the different sectors.

Talking Generations encourages guests and listeners to question the status quo, challenge assumptions, and actively seek out opportunities to learn from and collaborate with people of different ages and backgrounds.

We believe that sharing stories is a powerful way to break down barriers and build understanding between people, encouraging connections and connectivity that’s essential to our wellbeing.

Join us on Talking Generations Podcast as we explore the experiences and perspectives of people from across the Uk and further. Together, we can build a more connected and inclusive society.