Always There

Politicians rarely talk about their parents. We have listened to their interviews, we have had breakfast with their statements, we have zapped with their faces, we have seen how they are passionate about making speeches before uninterested audiences, we have enjoyed their skunks... but: what else? Why are they the way they are?

Through their relationship with their parents, Adam Martin's interviews show a totally unknown profile of our politicians: personal, impressive and immensely human.