Front Up

A man discusses moving to Sydney after leaving home, his lovers, and creating clothes, while a woman talks about caring for her two children and dealing with a difficult life.

Andrew interviews an American filmmaker who speaks candidly about his HIV positive status, and an ex-flight attendant who retired to raise her five-year-old son.

Andrew meets Rebecca, a jazz musician with a mother who pushed her into learning music; Andrew meets a mature age creative writing student who is finally following his dreams after a workplace injury.

Andrew meets Wiley, an Indian man who recently went through a nasty break-up with a girl he met at McDonalds, and Claudie, who works in a clothing stall and gets paid in unique clothing.

Andrew meets Jack, a man on the brink of his 70th birthday and still looking for true love after having a string of ex-wives, and another man called Andrew from Caringbah, who studies.

Chef Gaspar Tse, entertainer Brihony Dawson and Adam share their punchy pasta creations: wok-fried chilli prawn orecchiette, pepperoni pasta, and black pepper crab spaghetti.

Trevor opens up about his love for travelling and hitchhiking around the world at 19; Spouses Chris and Mandy talk about their passion for kites and their kite-making business; Susan, born in Scotland, moves to Australia after marrying a sailor.

Andrew Urban hits the street where he chats with Chris, who works as an engineer. He also talks with Nicky, who works two jobs and lost her father in an accident in her childhood.

Chris discusses his hobbies and work as a stockbroker; Krissie talks about her travels in Australia and her goal to be more impulsive.

Andrew chats to Lou about his banana plantation, Melissah about her music studies and dreams for the future, and Axel about his life and work.

Linda and Vic discuss their relationship and Vic's beard; Peter talks about his job in diplomatic service and what he looks for in a partner.

Interviews with people in the streets from of life, telling of their success, failings, ambitions and experiences. He chats to Katherine, Theresa and Assunta.

Andrew interviews Scottish couple Gordon and Liz about their career and family. They discuss their insightful trip to India.

Andrew catches up with pharmacist John during his lunch break. He talks about his father and being a father himself.

A solicitor's blue cactus earring captivates Andrew, so he learns the story of its origin; one woman explains her decision to move from Perth to Sydney.

Andrew Urban speaks to regular people on the streets of Australia. He begins with a chat to a water meter reader named Richard, whose job often places him in interesting situations.

Andrew Urban speaks to everyday people on the streets of Australia. In this episode he speaks to Rosie, Earle, Greg and Kami, Christie, and Greg.

Andrew chats to Gail and Robbie about their family, and previous career aspirations. He also talks to restaurant manager Bruno, who has been in the business for thirteen years.

Andrew talks to Craig, an actor and model who discusses some of the jobs he's had. He also learns how to recognise a real fairy, and chats to Graeme who works for Telstra.

Andrew Urban is out in the streets to speak with business manager David, and Sally, a freelance camera operator.

Karen, a thrill-seeker, talks about her unconventional career plan and her love for snowboarding; Sue opens up about expressing herself through her piercings; Leo, a half-Vietnamese and half-African-American man, was adopted into Australia in 1975.

Andrew stops Winsome on the street for five minutes to chat about her life, and studies as a mature age university student; he speaks to David and his lorikeet.

Andrew stops to chat with Alison the fitness fanatic, Polish Adam, and English June; he chats to Leonard about relationships, friends, and work; he talks to Sharon about her future plans.

Andrew meets Jason, an Indigenous pastry chef who began his career in a cake shop on the Central Coast. He also chats with Tass, who gave herself her own nickname at a dinner party when she was 20 years old.

Andrew chats to self-employed Damian about his personalised greeting card business, and Myrna about her children and experience with loss.

Andrew Urban chats to Henry about his move from Melbourne, and his five-year-old son. He discusses diving and marine biology with Cynthia.

Sue talks about being thankful for her life and the people in it, despite the difficult times; Ali, originally from Tonga, moves to Australia in hopes of a better life; Melanie reveals that she is planning a surprise for his fiancé.

Andrew chats to an Aboriginal man about his land management course and his traditional history of working with plants.

Andrew Urban chats with Ross, who has spina bifida. He also chats with Janine about her business, an evangelist named John, and Peter and Suzie.

Andrew Urban chats with Martin about his fiancée, before talking to Abeet about going in the lotto and helping Joy with a cryptic crossword.

Andrew returns to the streets to chat with Simon, an accountant, Kate, a pilot, and John, who works for the council.