Can you hear me?

About Can you hear me?

Can You Hear Me? Conversations from the Heart. Some conversations stay with you long after they've ended. Join broadcaster Kelly Saward as she sits down with extraordinary people from every walk of life, from scientists and poets to entrepreneurs, artists, authors and changemakers to explore the heart of the story within. With warmth, curiosity and compassion, Kelly creates space for honest conversations about resilience, purpose, creativity, love, loss and what it truly means to be human. They're conversations from the heart. My love of radio has given me one of life's greatest gifts: the privilege of connecting with extraordinary people and sharing meaningful conversations that might otherwise never be heard. This podcast is an extension of that journey. It also continues the conversation that began in my book, Can You Hear Me? An Emotional Dictionary: Where Feelings Find Their Voice, a book born from the belief that our emotions deserve language, our stories deserve to be heard, and that sometimes the right words can change the way we understand ourselves and each other. Whether through broadcasting, writing or conversation, my purpose has always been the same: to create a space where people feel safe enough to be themselves, courageous enough to share their stories, and confident enough to find their own voice. Can You Hear Me? is an invitation to slow down, listen deeply and discover the stories that connect us all. Because I believe that when people feel heard, something remarkable happens. I'd love to hear from you ... Is there a conversation you've been longing to have? A story you've never told? A subject that matters deeply to you? Or perhaps a moment in your life that changed everything. I want to hear you. Because the conversations that change us often begin with a simple question...Can you hear me? Visit www.kellysaward.com (http://www.kellysaward.com) to connect, share your story, discover the podcast, or explore my book, Can You Hear Me? An Emotional Dictionary: Where Feelings Find Their Voice.

Publisher

Kelly Saward

Category

health & fitness · religion & spirituality · society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

8 Dec 2025

Latest episode

9 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

54 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   9 Oct 2026

   Inside Jersey Boys: Aidan Carson on Playing Joe Pesci, Covering Frankie Valli & Life on Tour

   Join Kelly Saward in conversation with Jersey Boys actor Aidan Carson as he talks about joining the hit musical, playing Joe Pesci, covering the iconic role of Frankie Valli, and life on the road with the Jersey Boys UK tour. Aidan shares his journey from training at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts to landing one of his biggest professional theatre contracts, the whirlwind audition process, the moment he realised he had manifested the role, and what it is really like performing eight shows ...

2. 

   7 Oct 2026

   E-motion = energy in motion. What’s Moving Through You?

   What if your emotions aren’t the problem? What if they’re actually trying to tell you something? In this episode of Can You Hear You? the A–Z journey through the words, feelings and experiences that shape us, we explore Emotion and Energy and the relationship between what we feel, what we think and what moves through the body. Emotions can arrive quickly. Fear. Sadness. Anger. Love. Joy. Grief. Kelly explores what can happen when, instead of immediately trying to fix an emotion, w...

3. 

   2 Oct 2026

   Dear Cheltenham: Stories, Letters & Human Connection

   Today I’m in conversation with Ellie Petrie from Cheltenham Festivals, and I couldn’t wait to find out more about what we can actually see, do and experience at this year’s Cheltenham Literature Festival. We explore Cheltenham Writes Back, a free storytelling and letter-writing initiative running as part of the 2026 Cheltenham Literature Festival from 9–18 October. Inspired by The Correspondent by Virginia Evans, the project brings letter writing back into everyday life through pop-up writing...

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