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A Little Flat: The Music Our Ears Overlook
Nabihah Iqbal explores the variety of notes and scales used to make music across the globe
BBC Radio 4
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All Consuming
Exploring our culture of consumption through products that have changed the world
BBC Radio 4
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A Career in Music with Harmony Samuels
Musician and producer Harmony Samuels reveals how to have a successful career in music.
BBC Radio 4
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The Dark Side of Direct Sales
Are workers being exploited by practices within some direct sales firms?
BBC Radio 4
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On Love and Heartbreak
Vogue dating columnist Annie Lord explores the deeper meaning of a broken heart.
BBC Radio 4
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Unreal: A Critical History of Reality TV
The dumbest genre in entertainment, or the one that tells us the most about ourselves?
BBC Radio 4
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This is Not a Pity Memoir by Abi Morgan
Abi Morgan's powerful memoir about how life can change in an instant.
BBC Radio 4
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The Church of Social Justice
Have modern political movements usurped the place of religion? Helen Lewis investigates.
BBC Radio 4
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Perfect Pitch (From Choir Stalls to Cricket Balls)
Eleanor Oldroyd explores the unlikely connections between cricket and choral music.
BBC Radio 4
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Recalculating Art
Why does art go up in value when a man signs it, but when a woman signs it, it goes down?
BBC Radio 4
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Gwyliau Gartref
Awn ar wyliau byr yng Nghymru. Dau griw, dwy gyllideb wahanol: sut hwyl gawn nhw? Two c...
S4C
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From Kabul to Manchester
Documentary following a group of Afghan families settling into new lives in Manchester.
BBC Radio 4
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In Suburbia
Ian Hislop asks why suburban estates have had such a pull on the creative mind.
BBC Radio 4
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Becoming British Chinese
Sarah Ping examines what it means to be young and Chinese in Britain today.
BBC Radio 4
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Larkin Revisited
Simon Armitage, the poet laureate, unpicks Philip Larkin's poems in his centenary year.
BBC Radio 4
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Inheritors of Partition
The legacy of the division of the Indian subcontinent in Britain today
BBC Radio 4
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Red Lines
Mark Carruthers presents analysis and commentary from behind the front line of politics.
BBC Radio Ulster
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Cover Story
Rufus Wainwright on how he approaches the song A Foggy Day and why he's drawn to it.
BBC Radio 4
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Behind the Crime
Is it possible to prevent crime by understanding the root causes of offending behaviour?
BBC Radio 4
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The Cost of Economic War
Duncan Weldon examines the use of economic sanctions as a tool of statecraft.
BBC Radio 4
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The Silent Mind
What’s it like to have a silent mind? Psychologist Charles Fernyhough investigates.
BBC Radio 4
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Surviving the Cost of Living
A series of intergenerational chats connected to the cost of living.
BBC Radio 4
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Your Place or Mine with Shaun Keaveny
Travel the world, or stay on the sofa? Shaun Keaveny asks what destinations are worth it.
BBC Radio 4
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Leeds: Life in the Bus Lane
Rima Ahmed gets the bus into Leeds to find out why its public transport is so maligned.
BBC Radio 4
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Who Stole Tamara Ecclestone’s Diamonds?
£26m in jewellery and cash. A painstaking police investigation. A missing mastermind?
BBC Three
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Welcome to Rwanda
Is Rwanda a devlopment model for the rest of Africa, or an autocratic and ruthless state?
BBC Radio 4
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Rory Stewart: The Long History of...
Rory Stewart with a radical take on the concepts that shape our lives.
BBC Radio 4
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Mums without Make-up with Anoushka Williams
A judgement free zone for mums, where Anoushka chats about anything and everything.
BBC Radio Cornwall
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The Expectation Effect by David Robson
A fascinating scientific guide to why looking on the bright side really is good for you.
BBC Radio 4
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Can the Police Keep Us Safe?
Exploring the role of the police and public safety. Are they coping? Should we do more?
BBC Radio 4
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Music Made in the Middle
Birmingham-raised singer Jamelia explores the music made in her native West Midlands.
BBC Radio 4
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Evacuated to Russia
Has Russia rescued a million Ukrainian refugees? Or deported them in another war crime?
BBC Radio 4
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How Covid Changed Science
Professor Devi Sridhar investigates the impact of Covid on the practice of science.
BBC Radio 4
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Best Medicine
Kiri Pritchard-McLean dissects funny and fascinating medicine with experts and comedians.
BBC Radio 4
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Freddie Flintoff's Field of Dreams
Freddie Flintoff heads back to the grassroots to turn reluctant teens to keen cricketers.
BBC One
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Schools Apart
How schools can help students from minority backgrounds feel integrated in modern Britain
BBC Radio 4
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28ish Days Later
What do you really know about the menstrual cycle? Periods are just the beginning.
BBC Radio 4
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Percy Shelley, Reformer and Radical
Benjamin Zephaniah brings us his personal take on Shelley's work.
BBC Radio 4
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