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1. 0:04Before we talk about this, all this.
2. 0:07>> Bobby.
3. 0:08>> I I love him.
4. 0:09>> Come on.
5. 0:10>> Let's just talk about this.
6. 0:15What has the World Cup shown us?
7. 0:19That joy multiplies when we share it.
8. 0:22When everyone pulls together
9. 0:24or jumps together
10. 0:27or sings together
11. 0:29or walks together
12. 0:31good things happen.
13. 0:33And even when the result doesn't go our
14. 0:34way, the togetherness still counts.
15. 0:40>> Get in.
16. 0:42>> And [music] that is what Rise and Shine
17. 0:44has been about.
18. 0:45>> Who are you?
19. 0:45>> Chow Nelson.
20. 0:47>> Six months of stories about the good
21. 0:49stuff. The stuff that happens when we
22. 0:51come together. Like Selby Disability FC.
23. 0:55>> [screaming]
24. 0:55>> People lifting each other up.
25. 0:57Celebrating every win.
26. 0:59>> What's going on, Terry?
27. 1:01>> This is going on telly.
28. 1:04>> Stories like Ian the lollipop man.
29. 1:08Losing his job,
30. 1:09>> [music]
31. 1:09>> finding his community.
32. 1:11>> [applause]
33. 1:11>> Good morning.
34. 1:12>> [cheering]
35. 1:12>> And it wasn't the end of the world. And
36. 1:14now
37. 1:16I don't have any of that.
38. 1:17Gone. It's a good life out there if you
39. 1:19just embrace it.
40. 1:21>> Always time for you, [music] my friend.
41. 1:23Hey, have a great day.
42. 1:24>> Stories like the Dementia Disco family,
43. 1:27turning grief into joy.
44. 1:29>> We were trying to recreate the kitchen
45. 1:31discos [music] that we'd had at home.
46. 1:33There must be other people in a similar
47. 1:34situation.
48. 1:35>> I like rock and roll.
49. 1:36>> Oh, yes. They're really funny.
50. 1:38>> Oh, you like them?
51. 1:39>> They're fantastic.
52. 1:42>> Hello.
53. 1:43>> And we've had stories about strangers
54. 1:44who arrive out of nowhere [music] and
55. 1:46suddenly make everything better.
56. 1:48>> Some you only meet once in a lifetime.
57. 1:51>> Yeah, everything is okay.
58. 1:52>> A Jacko is the once in a lifetime.
59. 1:55>> Jacko who came to London from Iran and
60. 1:57family to a park full of dog walkers.
61. 2:00>> I don't know how can I say I appreciate
62. 2:01for that.
63. 2:02>> We appreciate you, sweetheart.
64. 2:04>> Ah, come over here.
65. 2:05>> Vip, the Brummy postmaster, who walked
66. 2:08into a tiny Welsh village and won every
67. 2:10heart.
68. 2:11>> Oh, they they're different. They're
69. 2:12definitely special. You know, you always
70. 2:14hear of the bad people. What about the
71. 2:15good people?
72. 2:17>> And they are good, you know. It's
73. 2:18touching to see that amount of love.
74. 2:20They don't have to.
75. 2:22>> [laughter]
76. 2:23>> They could come and just do their
77. 2:24transaction and go.
78. 2:28But they choose to give us that love,
79. 2:30and we choose to
80. 2:31give that back.
81. 2:34>> And who can forget the Welsh nanas who
82. 2:37traveled to Las Vegas to scatter a
83. 2:39beloved husband's ashes only to become
84. 2:41friends with a professional wrestler
85. 2:43called Dreece.
86. 2:44>> We found the nanas.
87. 2:46>> [laughter]
88. 2:48>> If your story is about anything, grab in
89. 2:51life and enjoying life cuz life is too
90. 2:53short.
91. 2:55>> Chat to the person next to you
92. 2:56sometimes. Doesn't matter how young or
93. 2:58old they are. Everyone likes to be
94. 3:01silent.
95. 3:03At times, it's a missed opportunity to
96. 3:05get to know more people outside of your
97. 3:07bubble.
98. 3:07>> That's a wrap.
99. 3:09Rise and Shine was a promise to make
100. 3:10space for the stories that never
101. 3:12normally hit the headlines, but show
102. 3:14that togetherness is [music] everywhere.
103. 3:16>> It's It's just an uplifting feeling,
104. 3:18isn't it? What more do we want in life?
105. 3:20Gorgeous.
106. 3:24>> Jane joins us now along with Katie
107. 3:26Derby, who's the founder of Dementia
108. 3:28Disco, and James Grayson, Selby
109. 3:30Disability FC's team manager. Good
110. 3:32morning to you.
111. 3:33>> Good morning.
112. 3:34>> Hello.
113. 3:35It's not bad job, is it? Going out and
114. 3:37finding
115. 3:37>> It's not bad job, is it? That's for
116. 3:39sure.
117. 3:40>> Too much fun. Finding like inspirational
118. 3:42stories, people who are trying to just
119. 3:44make a difference in their communities.
120. 3:46>> It It is all about togetherness, and
121. 3:48these guys
122. 3:50Thank you for coming in this morning. I
123. 3:52have brought the the spirit of Rise and
124. 3:55Shine in bucket loads because
125. 3:57both of your events that you put on
126. 4:00bring joy to people's lives and that joy
127. 4:02is changing people's lives and and that
128. 4:04joy is experienced by the volunteers who
129. 4:06go to your events as well. It's it's
130. 4:08remarkable and we wanted to shine a
131. 4:10light cuz news is full of all the grim
132. 4:12stuff and if you don't talk about the
133. 4:14good stuff, you forget the good stuff is
134. 4:16going on. So, that's what we wanted to
135. 4:17do. So, yeah, keep up the good work.
136. 4:20>> I suppose in a way, James, before Jane
137. 4:23comes along with her cameras, you were
138. 4:25just doing this anyway, right? This was
139. 4:27this was happening week in week out.
140. 4:29>> doing it
141. 4:308 years. I do a lot of work with people
142. 4:33with disabilities
143. 4:35and back in November, we decided to add
144. 4:37a bit of razzmatazz into the session and
145. 4:40we set a challenge of scoring 5,000
146. 4:42goals in a year.
147. 4:44We then did a thousand goals in an hour
148. 4:46challenge
149. 4:47and then here we are. And like as James
150. 4:50sort of alluded to, it's the highlight
151. 4:51of the week for a lot of our
152. 4:52players and it's it's not about
153. 4:55competitive football. A lot of them
154. 4:56don't want to go to matches. They just
155. 4:58want to they come and play football and
156. 5:00for me it's about making it as fun as
157. 5:02possible,
158. 5:03getting the best out of them, motivating
159. 5:05them.
160. 5:06And what they want to do is score goals
161. 5:08and celebrate and if you watch the
162. 5:09videos, they celebrate wildly.
163. 5:10>> Well, we're seeing [laughter] it.
164. 5:11>> Are we on? Are we on?
165. 5:13>> They love scoring goals. Can I just ask,
166. 5:15wind back the clock a bit and you you've
167. 5:16been going for what, 7 years you say?
168. 5:18Right at the beginning, I mean, was it
169. 5:20hard to get people involved, get people
170. 5:23to understand what you're trying to
171. 5:24>> I I was very fortunate with Selby Group.
172. 5:27Obviously, I'm involved with some other
173. 5:28groups as well. Very fortunate in the
174. 5:30sense that this was a group where sort
175. 5:32of look, we've got a group of guys here
176. 5:34who want to play football and I think we
177. 5:35started off with maybe 10 or 12 and I
178. 5:38think we've got 17 or 18 now who come,
179. 5:41male and female. Um and for you know,
180. 5:44for instance, saying to uh
181. 5:47one of them, "Oh, you're like Lionel
182. 5:48Messi."
183. 5:49It can make their week. Cuz I've been
184. 5:51quite impressed with you, Charlie.
185. 5:52You're like the next Michael Parkinson,
186. 5:53in my opinion. Very impressive.
187. 5:55>> He's good, isn't he? [laughter]
188. 5:56>> So, it's lifted your day, hasn't it? Now
189. 5:58you're buzzing now. You Look he's got a
190. 6:00spring in his step.
191. 6:01>> I've not seen him smile this much for
192. 6:04>> Yeah, you you got something going on.
193. 6:05>> for our guys, saying things like, "Oh,
194. 6:07you're like Lionel Messi there."
195. 6:09They could be still thinking about that
196. 6:10the following week. And they still get
197. 6:11reminded of things what I might have
198. 6:13said 6 months earlier with some of our
199. 6:14guys.
200. 6:15>> Has anyone reciprocated with "You're
201. 6:17like
202. 6:18so-and-so as a football manager"? Have
203. 6:20they Has anyone given you a
204. 6:21>> Well, I was favorite for the England job
205. 6:23at half time yesterday.
206. 6:24>> [laughter]
207. 6:25>> Do you know what?
208. 6:25>> were quite a few people who were there
209. 6:26yesterday at half
210. 6:29>> Um we should talk, Kay, about Dementia
211. 6:31Disco. I mean, the same joy must come
212. 6:34out of that for you with all the people
213. 6:35you're helping.
214. 6:36>> Oh, it's absolutely wonderful. I think
215. 6:39uh cuz dementia can be such a
216. 6:41challenging, such a dark time for
217. 6:43people. And I think it's so important uh
218. 6:45to live well with dementia, and it is
219. 6:48possible.
220. 6:49>> And you know this from experience
221. 6:50because of your own dad. And it's And
222. 6:52it's the idea that if you [music] just
223. 6:54because you have dementia,
224. 6:56you shouldn't just be shoved into a
225. 6:58corner to wither.
226. 6:59>> Exactly.
227. 7:00>> And you know, kind of out of life and to
228. 7:02forget that [music] these were people
229. 7:04These are people
230. 7:05>> Yeah.
231. 7:06>> who who have fun, who enjoy laughing.
232. 7:08>> Who still love to have a party, go to a
233. 7:10disco, drink a wine, a glass of wine,
234. 7:13put their favorite song on, have a dance
235. 7:15with their grandchildren. I mean, it's
236. 7:18really really magical. Um
237. 7:20>> What does it do? It Does we often have
238. 7:21spoken I mean, Jane, you'll know this.
239. 7:23We've spoken about how music can trigger
240. 7:25memories, you know? And it's not
241. 7:26necessarily modern-day memories. It
242. 7:28could be way, way back. It could be just
243. 7:30a couple of years ago. There is that
244. 7:32connection, isn't there?
245. 7:33>> Absolutely. There's something about when
246. 7:35music plays, it triggers different parts
247. 7:38of the brain. And Uh, what we find is
248. 7:41people might be largely non-verbal, but
249. 7:43you play a song, they'll start to sing
250. 7:45that song, and it usually leads to a
251. 7:48conversation. And that's incredible,
252. 7:50isn't it? You know, to to see your loved
253. 7:52ones talking and talking with other
254. 7:54people and confident and smiling. I
255. 7:57mean, it it must give the family so much
256. 7:59joy.
257. 7:59>> Jake.
258. 8:00>> I was just going to ask, can you guys
259. 8:01compare notes on what it's been like for
260. 8:04the people who take part in your events
261. 8:07having seen themselves on, you know, on
262. 8:08TV? What What's that been like?
263. 8:11>> Oh, it's been amazing. I think one of my
264. 8:12favorite moments in our video
265. 8:15is Sandra.
266. 8:17She There's this moment when Jane asked
267. 8:19her, "Oh, you like music?" And she goes,
268. 8:21"Stereophonics, I love stereophonics."
269. 8:23[laughter]
270. 8:24Stereophonics. And that to me, she She
271. 8:27is our best dancer. She dances all night
272. 8:30long, and you know, her husband said,
273. 8:32"It's just her favorite time of the
274. 8:34month." And I just I think that that
275. 8:36sums us up, really.
276. 8:37>> And James, do you Do you guys All All
277. 8:39your participants, do they know that
278. 8:40this has been happening? The attention?
279. 8:41>> Yeah, I mean, Jim was there that night.
280. 8:43It was an incredible atmosphere.
281. 8:45And the the following week, cuz it's
282. 8:46only 2 weeks ago about a month when it
283. 8:48was on. So, we've only trained once cuz
284. 8:49it was too hot last week, and then
285. 8:51obviously England were playing last
286. 8:52night. So, we haven't We've only trained
287. 8:53once. But Tommy, well, I don't know if
288. 8:55he's appeared on any of the films. He's
289. 8:57got a book of all his goals from up from
290. 8:592022.
291. 8:59>> I saw him in the piece of thing. Yeah.
292. 9:01So, he
293. 9:02I was in
294. 9:03>> That's what it means to
295. 9:03>> I was in the car park waiting for people
296. 9:05to arrive, and he's very tall, isn't he,
297. 9:07Tom? And he charged across the car park
298. 9:10and went, "That film was absolutely
299. 9:11brilliant." And I thought, well, we've
300. 9:13sold it there. And so, the response has
301. 9:15been massive, and obviously I've had a
302. 9:16lot of people come up to me. I've been
303. 9:18recognized last week by a guy in London,
304. 9:20which was just absolutely crazy. So, and
305. 9:23I think I've I've heard some stories
306. 9:25about the Billy who appears that
307. 9:27somebody never seen him look so happy in
308. 9:29the town center the following day. And I
309. 9:31think the legacy from that film and
310. 9:33hopefully going forward when we're doing
311. 9:34more social media videos, is going to be
312. 9:36massive. And I think they're getting a
313. 9:38buzz out of scoring goals, buzz out of
314. 9:39celebrating and a buzz out of actually
315. 9:41having a real purpose about what they're
316. 9:43what they're doing.
317. 9:44>> This is what it's about, isn't it? It's
318. 9:45about lifting people up, shining a light
319. 9:48on all the good stuff and reminding
320. 9:50people that this is happening in every
321. 9:52community.
322. 9:53>> Um we love people getting in touch cuz
323. 9:55the stories, Jane, are from our
324. 9:57audience.
325. 9:57>> Absolutely. Getting in touch.
326. 9:59Everybody at home, you are the beating
327. 10:01heartbeat of this series and without
328. 10:04you, we don't have the series because
329. 10:06people need They they keep sending the
330. 10:08ideas in. 95, 96% of the stories we do
331. 10:12have come from you at home. So, keep
332. 10:13sending your ideas in. We love them. We
333. 10:16read every one of them. Every one of
334. 10:17them.
335. 10:17>> tell Jane works in telly cuz she was
336. 10:19looking right down the lens then. She
337. 10:21knows which camera's on.
338. 10:22>> [laughter]
339. 10:23>> And the details are on the screen of how
340. 10:25to get in touch because it's just and
341. 10:27it's it's the way to spot it is to just
342. 10:29look open your eyes a bit.
343. 10:31>> That's it cuz we're we're surrounded by
344. 10:32it.
345. 10:33>> It's all the good stuff is out there.
346. 10:34Can I have a go now?
347. 10:35>> Time to read one email that came in this
348. 10:37morning. "Rise and Shine is a breath of
349. 10:39fresh air. We need more positivity on TV
350. 10:41instead of the negative doom and gloom.
351. 10:43Please continue to make this kind of
352. 10:45reporting a regular happy event."
353. 10:49>> Uh James, I I I ask both of you We're
354. 10:51just talking about football. James,
355. 10:53what's your prediction for the next
356. 10:54England game?
357. 10:55>> It's going to be a tough one.
358. 10:57I was thinking this last night. I
359. 10:58thought you were going to keep it happy,
360. 10:59Jane.
361. 10:59>> [laughter]
362. 11:00>> Penalty shootout victory.
363. 11:01>> Ooh.
364. 11:03>> Well, I was pretty worried about England
365. 11:04last night. I thought to say something
366. 11:05has to change quite significantly in
367. 11:07Mexico, but you know, I'm behind the
368. 11:09guys. Penalty shootout, let's go with
369. 11:11that as well.
370. 11:12>> It's going to be a tough game, isn't it?
371. 11:13>> They need razzmatazz.
372. 11:15>> Yeah, Thomas Tuchel, we need razzmatazz.
373. 11:17>> [laughter]
374. 11:18>> Razzmatazz.
375. 11:18>> Am I allowed to say that?
376. 11:19>> Get on it.
377. 11:20>> Razzmatazz, Thomas Tuchel.
378. 11:22I've never been on TV properly before.
379. 11:24>> It's official [laughter] now. You're
380. 11:25live.
381. 11:25>> It's fine.
382. 11:26>> You put it out there. Lovely to see you
383. 11:27all. Thank
384. 11:27>> Okay, James.
385. 11:28>> Jane, thank you.