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Jack the Ripper and women as victims

Rescuing the Ripper's victims from the shadows of history

• 45 mins

Skeuomorphs, Design and Modern Craft

Laurence Scott & Will Self on redundant features in design + a visit to Collect Craft Show

• 44 mins

The joy of sewing, poet Fatimah Asghar, Painting in miniature.

Shahidha Bari talks poetry and the web series Brown Girls, and the history of sewing.

• 44 mins

David Bailey, Don McCullin

Philip Dodd goes to David Bailey's studio and talks to Don McCullin about his Tate show.

• 49 mins

Is British Culture Getting Wierder?

Gazelle Twin, Julia Bardsley, Hannah Catherine Jones, Luke Turner & William Fowler.

• 58 mins

The Golden Notebook by Doris Lessing

Lara Feigel, David Aaronovitch, Melissa Benn, Xiaolu Guo & Matthew Sweet on Doris Lessing.

• 45 mins

Women, relationships and the law past and present

Novelists Ayelet Gundar-Goshen, Layla AlAmmar & historians Jennifer Aston + Jessica Malay

• 45 mins

The Council Estate in Culture

Why are estates so often portrayed as incubators of social deprivation and criminality?

• 45 mins

Partition, colonial power and the voices of C16th women

Artist Hew Locke and historians Suzannah Lipscomb, Aanchal Malhotra & Anindya Raychaudhuri

• 53 mins

George Szirtes, Valeria Luiselli, Jhumpa Lahiri

One poet and two writers in conversation about language, migrants and personhood

• 44 mins

Empathy

Authors Max Porter, Samantha Harvey & AK Benjamin discuss empathy with Chris Harding.

• 45 mins

Childhood faces and fears

A history of orphans, fears about brainwashing and portraits on show at Compton Verney

• 44 mins

Betrayal

Philip Dodd explores the idea of betrayal

• 45 mins

Whatever happened to Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais?

Matthew Sweet meets the TV writers of The Likely Lads, Porridge and Auf Wiedersehen, Pet.

• 46 mins

Feelings, and Feelings, and Feelings. The Free Thinking Festival Lecture

Historian of emotions Professor Thomas Dixon, Matthew Sweet & the Sage Gateshead audience

• 59 mins

A city is not a park but should it be?

A short talk at the Free Thinking Festival from New Generation Thinker Des Fitzgerald.

• 21 mins

Anxiety and the Teenage Brain

Stephen Briers, Caroline Dower and Ceyda Uzun join Anne McElvoy at Sage Gateshead.

• 47 mins

The Essay: Cooking and Eating God in Medieval Drama

Daisy Black conjures up images of breaking bread and cannibalism in mystery plays

• 22 mins

Crimes of Passion: Sophie Hannah, Michael Hughes and David Wilson

A crime writer, novelist from Northern Ireland and former prison governor compare notes.

• 46 mins

Being Diplomatic

How much emotion should a diplomat, a news reporter or a conciliation expert show?

• 54 mins

Why Trespassing Is the Right Way To Go

Ben Anderson looks at fights over land rights, access to nature & care of the environment

• 19 mins

Shopping Around the Baby Market

Gulzaar Barn asks questions about commercial surrogacy and the way we view our bodies.

• 17 mins

'Calm Down Dear' - How Angry Should Politics Get?

Dr Fern Riddell, Kehinde Andrews, Will Davies & Jo Ann Nadler join Shahidha Bari

• 54 mins

Healthy Eating Edwardian Style

Elsa Richardson on the diet guru who set up a Covent Garden caf茅 and sold health products.

• 20 mins

Marble, Muscle and Manly Bodies in the 18th Century

Sarah Goldsmith explores the C18th aristocratic craze for pumping iron

• 19 mins

The Emotion of Now

Which is the most pertinent emotion in 2019 UK?

• 46 mins

Start the Week gets emotional at the Free Thinking Festival

Tom Sutcliffe with 蜜芽传媒 Radio 4's conversation programme & an audience at Sage Gateshead

• 50 mins

How They Manipulate Our Emotions

Ad execs, game designers and VR creatives are all toying with our feelings - is that OK?

• 45 mins

Who Wrote Animal Farm?

Lisa Mullen looks at the contribution of Orwell's wife Eileen to his writing.

• 20 mins

The Way We Used To Feel

From Neanderthals, via Tudor England to Chartists - 4 historians on emotion in the past

• 44 mins