Hello Goodbye

- Season 1

(2016)

Host Dale Curd speaks with people at the airport who have been separated from their loved ones, and analyzes what this separation has taught them about their lives and life choices.

At the airport, host Dale Curd speaks with people who share their stories of finding true love, sometimes unexpectedly, sometimes after overcoming great obstacles, and analyzes how these relationships have changed the course of their lives.

Host Dale Curd speaks with people at the airport who have had to make impossible choices, and through their stories we learn how these decisions have dramatically shaped their futures.

Host Dale Curd speaks with people at the airport who have experienced life-changing events that have shifted their perspective and appreciation for those whom they hold dear.

Host Dale Curd speaks with people who reveal important first and final moments they have shared with loved ones, which were integral in shaping the course of their lives and created lasting memories which they will never forget.

At Toronto Pearson International Airport, host Dale Curd meets people who have been offered a second chance in an important relationship; they recount stories of how these opportunities have affected - even changed - their lives.

Host Dale Curd speaks with people who explain the profound connections they share with their loved ones despite distance, blood and seemingly impossible odds, and reveal how these bonds have had surprising effects on their lives.

At Toronto Pearson International Airport, host Dale Curd speaks with people who have lived through unexpected and often shocking events, leading them to re-evaluate their lives and appreciate those that they care about.

At Toronto Pearson International Airport, host Dale Curd meets people who share fond memories about family members from whom they are separated, and through their stories we learn about the profound effect absence can have on our lives.

Host Dale Curd speaks with people who reflect on the new and old family members who have entered their lives and the unbreakable bonds they share with the family that they have created. We learn how "family" can be mean much more than blood relations.