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There were two themes within this week\u2019s show; one was the theme of every 25th hour show, how would you spend your 25th hour if you had one? Would you spend it watching our show? We want to put together a show that is good enough that the answer to that question is yes.\u00a0 The other theme was something I needed to create to tie together all of the individual profiles that would make sense for why all of these seemingly unrelated pieces were in the same show.<\/p>\n
I had the idea while trying to come up with line-up that all of these profile\u2019s touched on a person\u2019s passions, that if any of the people profiled had a 25th hour in their day they would probably spend it on the very thing they discussed in their profile.<\/p>\n
With this in mind I split the show into four sections; the first was people\u2019s hobbies as passions, these stories showed what someone chooses to spend their time on when they\u2019re not at work and how those hobbies take over their lives in a good way; the second section was about the tragedy that some people\u2019s passions cause for them; the third section was about people who had turned their passions into a job; the fourth section was about people who had stumbled into a passion for drug user advocacy that they might not have been in otherwise except for terrible circumstances that led them there.<\/p>\n
We kept the show format casual and conversational so the hosts could stop and chat with each other about their own passions rather than dictate to the audience and be stiff.<\/p>\n
The final product is I think something everyone involved is proud of. Happy watching \u263a<\/p>\n
– Alexandra Whyte, Show Producer<\/p>\n