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The curious story of the Sydney Opera House’s founding father, Sir Eugene Goossens.
03 Oct 2023,·28 mins
How has portrayal and participation of African Americans on TV and in film changed?
05 Dec 2003,·25 mins
Tom Heap's confessions of a petrol-headed environmentalist.
22 Apr 2019,·28 mins
Every minute of every day, a musician is playing Bach’s music somewhere in the world.
19 Aug 2021,·28 mins
An old antidepressant has unexpected anticancer properties, but no-one is developing it.
23 Aug 2011,·40 mins
Emily Bell asks how we can control the powerful algorithms which shape modern life.
27 Dec 2016,·38 mins
Series 1
Attack of the Zombie Baby Monitors
Can we control the dark side of the internet?
30 Aug 2017,·28 mins
Episode 2
Naftali Brawer finds that in orthodox circles, the Talmud is causing a Jewish revolution.
24 Jul 2013,·28 mins
Quirky sound composition inspired by the songs of crickets.
14 Jul 2012,·15 mins
Giles Dilnot finds out if new Bristol mayor George Ferguson is making a difference.
18 Nov 2013,·28 mins
Stanley Jones, legendary lithographer on the Curwen Studio, with artist Susan Aldworth.
17 Jan 2012,·30 mins
How Britain created £435billion out of nowhere - and where the money went.
29 Jan 2018,·28 mins
You’re invited to an open mic in the Middle Ages.
06 Jun 2023,·28 mins
Zareer Masani on why Indians worship English as a goddess who can free them from poverty.
28 Nov 2012,·30 mins
Exploring the special place the music of Bach occupies in the lives of many music lovers.
11 Apr 2017,·30 mins
Three refugees talk about something important they have brought from their home country.
20 Aug 2018,·28 mins
A panel of new Britons discuss what it is like to make a home in a new land.
17 Dec 2014,·43 mins
The Effect on our Bodies, Part Two
Toxins found in the home can affect our bodies, health and futures
10 Jul 2006,·26 mins
Charlotte Smith explores Labour's 2024 budget and asks why farmers are so cross about it.
24 Nov 2024,·28 mins
Paul Lewis looks at the colourful history of tax avoidance and asks what we can learn.
18 May 2015,·30 mins
Tim Montgomerie reflects on the largely forgotten Collect for Holy Innocents day.
28 Dec 2016,·28 mins
Hugh Muir charts the movement of ethnic minorities from cities to the English countryside.
10 Jul 2016,·30 mins
The Next Generation
How the British-born second generation are faring as children of immigrants
14 May 1997,·28 mins
Pro poker player and comedian Ken Cheng explores games in which humans were beaten by AI.
24 Dec 2018,·28 mins
Lydie Salvayre
French novelist Lydie Salvayre reflects on the aftermath of the Paris terror attacks.
13 Feb 2015,·15 mins
Sculptor and musician Nick Reynolds talks about his fascination with death masks.
14 Sep 2017,·30 mins
A Welsh Football Future
Elis James argues that football - not rugby - best reflects modern Welsh identity.
12 Jun 2016,·28 mins
The Daughters of the American Revolution at 125 and still flying the flag for the USA.
29 Jun 2015,·28 mins
What will an opt-out organ donation system really mean for the families asked to consent?
13 Apr 2018,·28 mins
Dr Julia Shaw on the ripple effects of paranoid schizophrenia in a family.
22 Nov 2022,·28 mins
