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Anita Dobson, Mary McCartney, Eugenia Cheng

Anita Dobson talks about her film London Road, and Eugenia Cheng discusses difficult maths

• 58 mins

Weekend Woman's Hour: Anita Dobson, Jodi Picoult

Jane Garvey presents a discussion on Marilyn Monroe and happy Danish women.

• 58 mins

Souad Massi, What do we tell our young people about fertility?, Women and Buddhism

Jane Garvey presents a discussion regarding what to tell teenagers about fertility.

• 58 mins

Turkish Election, Soprano Anna Devin

What the outcome of the Turkish election will mean for women. Jane Garvey presents.

• 45 mins

How to Get the Right Haircut, Attitudes to Women and Alcohol.

Jane Garvey looks at women and alcohol, divorce and vulnerable girls in the justice system

• 54 mins

Marguerite Patten: A celebration of the late cookery writer and wartime broadcaster

Marguerite Patten, the late cookery writer, talks to Jane Garvey in 2009.

• 58 mins

Gemma Chan, Women's Institute at 100, Ginny Mancini

Jenni talks to Gemma Chan about Humans and 100 years of the Women's Institute.

• 58 mins

Weekend Woman's Hour: Gemma Chan, Marguerite Patten

Gemma Chan on her role in Humans, and celebrating the life of Marguerite Patten.

• 58 mins

What influence do celebrities have on our lives?

Jane Garvey asks if celebrities have too much influence on people's lives.

• 58 mins

Female-friendly Mosque; Justine Greening; the New Female Viagra

How close are we to launching a safe Viagra equivalent for women?

• 58 mins

Women's World Cup; New Curbs on FGM; Influential Women in the UK Music Industry

Will England get through to the next round of the Women's World Cup? With Jane Garvey.

• 41 mins

Sylvia Pankhurst and Working Women Today

Sylvia Pankhurst and the lives of working women: 1907 and today. Presented by Emma Barnett

• 58 mins

Women's Tour, Kamila Shamsie, Shivi Ramoutar

Shivi Ramoutar talks about cooking Caribbean food. Emma Barnett presents.

• 58 mins

Women-Friendly Mosque, Working Lives of Women

Plans for a mosque run by women in Bradford and following in the steps of Sylvia Pankhurst

• 58 mins

Columnist Sarah Vine, The Human Rights Act and Rape Survivors, Women in Engineering

Harriet Wistrich explains how the Human Rights Act has been used to help rape survivors.

• 58 mins

Sue Lloyd Roberts, Why are so few women becoming councillors?, Widows and poverty, Philippa Oldham

Sue Lloyd Roberts talks about her need for donor stem cell treatment. Jane Garvey presents

• 58 mins

Taylor Swift - Why is she so influential?

Jane Garvey presents discussion on the power and influence of Taylor Swift.

• 41 mins

Kellie Maloney

Kellie Maloney discusses a career in boxing before and after gender realignment surgery.

• 58 mins

Kids at festivals, Edwina Currie, Mars space engineer, Working in care

A survival guide for taking children to festivals. Presented by Nikki Bedi.

• 58 mins

Weekend Woman's Hour: The Influence of Taylor Swift; Sue Lloyd-Roberts

The influence of Taylor Swift, Sue Lloyd-Roberts, and enjoying festivals with children.

• 58 mins

Rosamund Lupton's love affair with the Northern Alaskan landscape, Does anorexia have a genetic link?

Rosamund Lupton talks about setting her novel in the extreme landscape of northern Alaska.

• 45 mins

SlutWalk, Emma Banks, Michelle Ping

Jane Garvey talks to royal naval reservist and specialist paramedic Michelle Ping.

• 58 mins

Woman's Hour Power List 2015: Influencers

The Power List's top ten women who have the most influence in the UK are revealed.

• 58 mins

Fiona Shaw, Deborah Moggach, Bridget Christie

Fiona Shaw talks to Jennie Murray about directing the opera The Rape of Lucretia.

• 58 mins

Baroness Valerie Amos, Why women say sorry, Women and farming

Women and farming, Cathy Rentzenbrink on her brother's PVS, and why do women say 'sorry'?

• 41 mins

Weekend Woman's Hour: Woman's Hour 2015 Power List - Influencers

The unveiling of the Woman's Hour 2015 Power List: Influencers. Jane Garvey presents.

• 58 mins

Sue Sim, former chief constable of Northumbria Police; Sculptors Emily Young and Laura Ford

Former chief constable of Northumbria Police Sue Sim talks about her career.

• 45 mins

Anne Fine, Sian James, Women in local government, PTSD after birth, Seaweed

Anne Fine, the former children's laureate, discusses the reissue of Madame Doubtfire.

• 45 mins

Annie Nightingale, Jenny Valentine, Sadia Azmat

Annie Nightingale talks to Jane Garvey about her 45-year career as a DJ at Radio 1.

• 54 mins

Prom mania, Men's biological clock, Supermarket women, Budget 2015

With Jenni Murray. Discussion on men having a biological clock in relation to fertility.

• 45 mins