Video NationYou are in: Kent > Video Nation  LIVING WITH ATAXIA | | A SOLDIER'S TALE |  |  | Gill Solly has suffered from the very rare neurological conditiion, Cerebella Ataxia, from birth. | |  | | Sam and Megan tell the story of a Kent soldier who lost his life in World War One. | | | | | | | |
| LIVING WITH ADDICTION | | TOM IN ECUADOR |  | | Tim has been sober for 12 years, but has the booze been replaced by any other addictions? | |  | | Tom Hart Dyke returned to South America once more to collect seeds and exorcise ghosts. | | | | | | | |
| MY BIG WEEKEND | | RUNNING FOR CANCER |  | | Watch Hannah's video diary of her day in Mote Park at the Radio 1 Big Weekend. | |  | | Steve Maynard is running his first marathon to raise money for the Kent Oncology Centre. | | | | | | | |
| WORKING FROM HOME | | BALLROOM |  | | After being unable to work for years, Vikki decided that working from home would be her best option. | |  | | Stephen and Gemma are one of the few brother and sister ballroom couples competing in the UK. | | | | | | | |
| CROHN'S | | IVF |  | | Michelle fell ill after what she thought was a dodgy Chinese and too many beers, but it got worse... | |  | | For most people adding to a family is a wonderful time, but for Anna it's been filled with anguish. | | | | | | | |
| PYRAMIDS | | TOO YOUNG FOR CANCER |  | | Leonard is intrigued by the supposed healing properties of pyramids, but do they really work? | |  | | Debbie is only 30 but is battling bowel cancer. She talks about chemo, chat rooms and recovery. | | | | | | | |
| TOM'S RETURN TO SOUTH AMERICA | | TOM IN AUSTRALIA |  | | Exactly six years after a guerrilla held a gun to his head Tom Hart Dyke returned to South America. | |  | | Tom Hart Dyke visited Australia on the first part of a round the world trip to collect plants. | | | | | | | |
| RUNNING A THEATRE | | ROOTS |  | | Jonathan has just taken over as Director of Tunbridge Well's Trinity Theatre. | |  | | Amanda and her family have been tracing her family tree, but now it's time to fill the gaps. | | | | | | | |
| TEACHER TRAINING | | CULTURE CLASH |  | | Richard is preparing for his first lesson as he trains to become a teacher. Will he survive? | |  | | Philip is on a mission to revive the arts scene in Margate, but why are all the gallery doors shut? | | | | | | | |
| NARCOLEPSY | | HOMELESS |  | | Karen regularly comes home to find Muhammad slumped on the floor, but what has happened to him? | |  | | Lorraine put on her best outfit and went to live on the streets. How has she turned her life around? | | | | | | | |
| GILES: MAD FOR IT | | NORMAN THE BUTCHER |  | | Giles' mountain bike display team is heading to one of the biggest bike shows. How will they get on? | |  | | Norman's shop has become a central part of Eynsford life, but what has given him must success? | | | | | | | |
| HOPS AND HARTLAKE | | DIGERIDOO |  | | Dawn remembers the happiness of hop-picking in Kent and the sorrow of Hartlake Bridge. | |  | | Andy likes nothing more than sitting in his garden making noises down a hollowed out branch. | | | | | | | |
| BABY SIGNING | | PUBLIC SPEAKING |  | | Nemone's twin girls are still too young to talk, but can communicate by using sign language. | |  | | Stephen is a member of a speakers club and has entered for the National Championships. | | | | | | | |
| CLIMBING KILIMANJARO | | OLD DOG, NEW TRICKS |  | | Jo is training for her climb to raise money for the Pilgrims Hospice in Canterbury. Will she do it? | |  | | Jo is training for her climb to raise money for the Pilgrims Hospice in Canterbury. Will she do it? | | | | | | | |
| BROKEN BRAIN | | BEING YOUNG IN ASHFORD |  | | Ivor had a nervous breakdown. Everything had got on top of him. He was 'at the bottom of life itself'. | |  | | Jack has just left school and thinks there is nothing to do in Ashford. How can it be sorted out? | | | | | | | |
| EARTHQUAKE ZONE REVISITED | | MOUNTAIN BOARDING |  | | Matin Sheriff feared that winter would kill more than the quake. What did he find when he returned? | |  | | Adam runs a mountain boarding club and likes to rush down hills. Are there more spills than thrills? | | | | | | | |
| MEETING WALLY | | COP IN A FROCK |  | | Marjorie was married to Wally for 58 years. It wasn't 'til he died that she found out he was German. | |  | | Martin is playing the dame in Thanet Police's panto. How do his mates react to his alter ego? | | | | | | | |
| DECORATING THE TREE | | HEDGES |  | | George and Millie have a new angel for their tree, but what did happen to the hedgehogs? | |  | | Terry has just moved here but hasn't seem much of Kent because of all the hedges. | | | | | | | |
| CHRISTMAS TURKEYS | | UFO |  | | Julie has been producing turkeys for the last three years, but doesn't she get attached to them? | |  | | Lauren and her friend, Kaila, have spotted something unusual in the night sky. Is it a UFO? | | | | | | | |
| 'I HATE CHRISTMAS' | | REFUGEE |  | | Brett doesn't like the festivities. If it was up to him, he'd work on Christmas Day. | |  | | Ralph was born in Munich, and spend several months in Dakau concentration camp. | | | | | | | |
| BOYS AND THEIR TOYS | | ARCHERY |  | | Mark's dad invented Subbuteo. So what was it like to grow up surrounded by small football figures? | |  | | Melissa won the South East 2005 championship and explains the use of specially adapted archery. | | | | | | | |
| RAMADAN | | BLOOD DONOR |  | | Omer fasts during the month of Ramadan, but working in a cafe doesn't make it easy. | |  | | Helena had been thinking about donating blood for years, but was it as bad as she'd feared? | | | | | | | |
| SURFING | | MUSIC |  | | Dave has been working on the beach since he was a teenager. Now he runs a surf school at Joss Bay. | |  | | Ben is a musician and songwriter, How will his new project with Clea Llewellyn go? | | | | | | | |
| VOICES | | SUCCESS |  | | Maureen talks about accents and some of her favourite sayings as part of the BBC Voices series. | |  | | James is almost 30, but he doesn't feel as success has he thinks he ought to. Why not? | | | | | | | |
| ALCOHOLISM | | MOUNTAIN BIKING |  | | For Nigel drink is a demon. His addiction has cost him more than just his home and his job. | |  | | Martin organises and competes in downhill mountain bike races. It's a "great fun" sport. | | | | | | | |
| PASSING GCSEs | | MARGATE |  | | Hannah, Grace and Kelly talk about working towards their exams, and they offer their tips. | |  | | Martin has seen many changes to Margate over the years. How can the town improve its image? | | | | | | | |
| SISTERS | | SNOW |  | | Pet was adopted and decided to trace her natural family. She met Liz for the very first time. | |  | | Megan and Sophie love playing in the snow, making snowmen and thowing snowballs. | | | | | | | |
| THE BIG CHALLENGE | | MARATHON |  | | After a bad netball accident, Emma wants to lose the pounds to start a career in coaching. | |  | | Jodie is running her first New York marathon and has heard that the course is a difficult one. | | | | | | | |
| EX-PAT | | BOATS |  | | Deborah travelled the world and lives in the Bahamas, but still misses her home county of Kent. | |  | | James built his own houseboat to escape from the rat race. Now he lives on the river. | | | | | | | |
| BENT | | NO ONE READS POETRY |  | | Oli is directing "Bent", a play which he hopes will change homophobic attitudes in Canterbury. | |  | | Ben is a poet but a frustrated one. His hectic work life doesn't allow him the time to be creative | | | | | | | |
| CHURCH | | DOVER SEA SCHOOL |  | | Richard gave up a high-powered job to set up a church that is more than just a place of worship. | |  | | Dave was at the PWSTS when the building was the pride of the town. Things have changed since then. | | | | | | | |
| SPIRITUAL CHRISTMAS | | REMEMBERING D-DAY |  | | Chantal is a spiritual practitioner, but still travels over to France to celebrate Christmas. | |  | | John witnessed first hand the horrors of June 6th 1944. The memories are still fresh. | | | | | | | |
| TRAINS | | CLIFFE AIRPORT |  | | John has done all sorts of jobs on the Spa Valley Railway, including building one of the stations. | |  | | Veronica has lived in the Isle of Grain all her life. Hear what she has to say about the proposed airport. | | | | | | | |
| CURE FOR CANCER | | DOGGER |  | | Lianna can't understand how cancer treatment abroad is so much better than here. | |  | | Tom has owned Dogger for years, but why does one ear point up when the other points down? | | | | | | | |
| COMBATS | | BUCKLE |  | | Hamish talks about an item that is of great sentimental value to him. They've seen good and bad times. | |  | | Anthony talks about his favourite buckle which his mum gave to him for his 21st birthday. | | | | | | | |
| CLOTHES | | |  | | Beryl's been dreading sorting out her late mother's clothes. Why has it taken her so long? | | | | | | | | | | | |
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