In this episode, Costas, a long-time volunteer, shares his life's journey and the deep empathy that drives him to help others. From his childhood in Alexandria to his arrival in Camden, Costa reflects on his varied experiences, including surviving the war, losing his father, and learning the value of kindness from his mother. As a dedicated volunteer, Costas talks about his work with people with dementia, and how music and reminiscence therapy bring joy to their lives.

In this episode, Alison reflects on her experiences as a student, mother, and community advocate, highlighting her journey through the 1960s in Camden, her work in education, and her role in the voluntary sector. As a trustee of Age UK Camden, Alison discusses the importance of supporting older people and the value of community involvement. She emphasises that everyone has rights and responsibilities, and by contributing to our communities, we can create a better world for all.

In this episode, we delve into the fascinating career of Tudor, a Local Studies and Archives Manager. Tudor shares his journey to becoming a professional archivist, where he now preserves and uncovers the rich history of the borough. He reveals some of the unique treasures in Camden's archives, including a 1706 play about Hampstead Heath, letters from George Bernard Shaw, and the entertaining 1830s diary of a Hampstead Heath keeper.