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Proms Plus: London in Fact & Fiction

Novelists John Lanchester & Diana Evans discuss depicting London in their fiction.

• 36 mins

Proms Plus: Folklore of Britain and Ireland

Poets Gillian Clarke and Peter Mackay discuss the folktales of the islands of the UK

• 21 mins

Proms Plus: Re-working a Classic in Poetry

Faithful but dull or unfaithful and interesting that is the question

• 34 mins

Proms Plus: The Weeping Prophet and Visions of Chaos

With the novelist Salley Vickers and literary historian Joe Moshenska

• 32 mins

Proms Plus: Ecstatic States

Christopher Harding, philosopher Mark Vernon & Hetta Howes discuss ecstatic states.

• 21 mins

Proms Plus: Sinking of the Lusitania

Historians Laura Rowe and Saul David on the controversial torpedoing of an ocean liner

• 26 mins

Landmark Jaws: Sharks and Whales

Matthew Sweet talks Jaws with shark expert Gareth Fraser and novelist Will Self.

• 44 mins

Proms Plus: FAIRY TALES

with Kerry Andrew and Katherine Langrish

• 31 mins

Prom Plus: Gypsy, Roma & Traveller Culture

Writers Louise Doughty and Damian Le Bas discuss Gypsy, Roma & Traveller culture.

• 37 mins

Proms Plus: W. H. Auden's The Age of Anxiety

Writers Glyn Maxwell and Polly Clark discuss Auden鈥檚 The Age of Anxiety

• 31 mins

Proms Plus: Northern Lights

Physicists Nathan Case & Melanie Windridge discuss the the aurora borealis.

• 20 mins

Proms Plus: Sex and Death in Literature

Writers Belinda Bauer and Patricia Duncker discuss sex and death in literature

• 36 mins

Design

Including a report from the London Design Biennale and film historian Peter Biskind.

• 45 mins

Women Finding a Voice

Deborah Frances-White host of The Guilty Feminist pod, Natalie Haynes, Mich猫le Roberts

• 45 mins

Sebastian Faulks

The author of Birdsong in conversation with Anne McElvoy about his new novel Paris Echo.

• 44 mins

Proms Plus: Retelling Troy

Bettany Hughes and Alex Clark discuss feminist retellings of The Iliad.

• 21 mins

What St Augustine teaches us

Anne McElvoy and guests explore ideas of tyranny, martyrdom, sin and grace

• 44 mins

What Camus and Claude L茅vi-Strauss teach us

Being an outsider and learning to think like an outsider

• 45 mins

What Nietzsche teaches us

Biographer Sue Prideaux and others discuss Nietzsche's relevance today

• 46 mins

The Goodies

Matthew Sweet meets the trio behind the '70s and early '80s TV comedy show

• 45 mins

Slavoj 沤i啪ek, Camille Paglia, Flemming Rose

Philip Dodd and guests explore the value of causing offence.

• 51 mins

Loss, Grief and Anger

Lisa Appignanesi; Heather O'Neill; Cherie Dimaline; Pacific Arts Adviser, Jo Walsh

• 44 mins

Gandhi's power, portable citizenship & Indian writing - China's missing film star

Gandhi's power, portable citizenship & Indian writing with Rana Mitter & Amit Chaudhuri.

• 49 mins

Sarah Perry鈥檚 Melmoth, Spookiness and Fear.

The Essex Serpent's author talks to Matthew Sweet about re-imagining the Melmoth myth.

• 46 mins

The Frieze Debate: Museums in the 21st Century

Michael Govan, Sabine Haag & Hartwig Fischer at the Royal Institution, London.

• 44 mins

A Feminist Take on Medieval History

How does Chaucer write about rape and consent ? Shahidha Bari with new academic research.

• 40 mins

Drugs and Consciousness

Does LSD open the doors of perception or just mess with your head?

• 46 mins

Greed and Landownership Past, Present, Future

Historian Tom Devine, Colombian novelist, Hector Abad and economist Paul Collier

• 44 mins

Discrimination

The lawyer Helena Kennedy joins Shahidha Bari to discuss how British justice fails women.

• 45 mins

Sinking Your Teeth Into Vampires

Shahidha Bari looks at new Gothic research with Nick Groom and Xavier Aldana Reyes

• 38 mins