See Hear - Season 38

Season 38
Episodes

The Silent Child
Topical magazine series for deaf and hard-of-hearing people. One month on from success at the Oscars, we meet Maisie Sly, star of the short film The Silent Child.

Deaf Parents
Topical magazine series for deaf and hard-of-hearing people. Three deaf couples tell their experiences of starting a family.

Deaf Boxer & BSL Theatre
Topical magazine series for deaf and hard-of-hearing people. The UK's only professional deaf boxer steps into the ring for his first fight.

BSL GCSE
Clive Mason looks at the campaign for a British Sign Language qualification to be taught in UK schools. And a hairdresser wants to stop deaf people having bad hair days.

Deaf People and Mental Health
Magazine show for deaf and hard-of-hearing people. Mental health issues are common problems but are deaf people able to talk about it?

Hate Crime & Deaf Uber
Magazine programme. Hate crimes against deaf and disabled people are on the rise, but are under reported. This report speaks to deaf victims of hate crime.

Black History Month
This edition of the magazine programme celebrates Black History Month by speaking with today's young deaf black role models about their experiences.

Bank Fraud
Magazine programme. If your bank account is targeted by fraudsters, does being deaf make the situation even worse?

Christmas Special
Magazine programme. With 90% of deaf people born into hearing families, is going home for Christmas an enjoyable and inclusive experience?

On Tour: Rome
Magazine programme. Nadeem Islam visits Rome in Italy, to see what sights there are for deaf people to see, starting with a guided scooter tour.

On Tour: Reykjavik
Magazine programme. Nadeem Islam visits Reykjavik in Iceland to meet a deaf Viking.

On Tour: Tel Aviv
Magazine programme. Nadeem Islam visits Tel Aviv to see what it has to offer deaf tourists.

On Tour: Budapest
Magazine programme. Nadeem Islam visits Budapest, the capital city of Hungary, and gets a private audience with Viktor Orban, the Hungarian prime minister.

On Tour: Barcelona
Magazine programme. Nadeem Islam visits Barcelona, the capital city of Catalonia in Spain, where he tries to get a job behind a bar and has some rollerblading lessons.

Deaf Children of our Time
Revisiting three deaf children the programme first followed back in 2007, as they now approach their GCSEs.

International Women's Day
Julian and Yvonne are in the studio introducing a range of films and interviews around the theme of International Women's Day.
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