Most replayed moments. Stories from our makers that made me cry
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Most replayed moments. Stories from our makers that made me cry
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We’ve hit number 50 on our list of the greatest things we make here, so I thought it would be nice to look back at some of my favourite moments from the show, as well as your most replayed clips.
Over the coming weeks, I’ll share a few compilations.
We’ll start with moments that hit me hard.
The Factory Next Door might be about manufacturing, but it’s also a love letter to people making things in our communities; people who have stories to share.
In this compilation, we begin on the Isle of Wight, at the RNLI’s factory making inflatable lifeboats (Ep. 23). Who would have thought the name of a boat would leave me choked up?
In Ep. 37 when I sat down with Merry from Border Oak to ask why she does what she does, her love for her dad caught me completely off-guard.
Finally, we have a clip from Ep. 46. If you want to manufacture things in Britain, your company must show extraordinary resilience – but when I started my chat with Naomi from lingerie company Edge o Beyond, I had no idea about the personal resilience she’d brought to her brand.
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