Earlier this week BBC Radio Wales' Roy Noble spoke to Caroline Frampton, a participant in BBC One's living history programme Turn Back Time: The High Street.
Caroline, who is a baker, and her partner Nigel Devlin live in Merthyr Cynog near Brecon in mid Wales.Together with their four children, they experienced shopkeepers' lives during five different eras of British history.
If you missed Caroline on Roy's show, you can listen to the interview below. Caroline chats about what life was like in the Edwardian era: the problems of cooking with lard, the suffragette movement and the pain she felt when her 15-year-old son received his call up papers.
Missed the latest episode? You can catch up with the programme on Edwardian life on the BBC iPlayer.
