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Forgetting

Forgetting Ourselves

Francis O'Gorman wonders how much of what we think is remembering is actually forgetting.

• 15 mins

Forgetting

Pieces of You, Pieces of Me

Amanda Dalton explores the role of material objects in our quest to preserve our past.

• 15 mins

Looking Good

James Fox

Five writers consider the art of viewing a phenomenon or social activity closely.

• 14 mins

Looking Good

Lauren Elkin

Five writers consider the pleasures of viewing a phenomenon or social activity closely.

• 14 mins

Looking Good

Nicholas Shakespeare

Five writers consider the pleasures of viewing a phenomenon or social activity closely.

• 14 mins

Looking Good

Rachel Cooke

Five writers consider the pleasures of viewing a phenomenon or social activity closely.

• 14 mins

Looking Good

Lavinia Greenlaw

Five writers on the pleasures of viewing a phenomenon or social activity closely.

• 14 mins

All Miss Brodie's Girls

Ali Smith

Ali Smith presents the first in a series of essays celebrating the work of Muriel Spark.

• 14 mins

All Miss Brodie's Girls

Kate Clanchy

Kate Clanchy discusses the work of Muriel Spark - poet.

• 14 mins

All Miss Brodie's Girls

Janice Galloway

Janice Galloway discusses Muriel Spark- code maker and code breaker.

• 14 mins

All Miss Brodie's Girls

Val McDermid

Val McDermid discusses Muriel Spark - crime novelist.

• 14 mins

All Miss Brodie's Girls

Louise Welsh

Louise Welsh reflects on the uncanny in the novels of Muriel Spark.

• 14 mins

Walking The Lobster

Episode 1

Writer John Walsh explores the male desire to stand out, sartorially and in attitude.

• 15 mins

Walking The Lobster

Episode 2

Writer John Walsh examines the male desire to stand out, sartorially and in attitude.

• 15 mins

Walking The Lobster

Episode 3

Writer John Walsh examines the male desire to stand out, sartorially and in attitude.

• 15 mins

Walking The Lobster

Episode 4

Writer John Walsh examines the male desire to stand out, sartorially and in attitude.

• 15 mins

Walking The Lobster

Episode 5

Writer John Walsh examines the male desire to stand out, sartorially and in attitude.

• 15 mins

New Ways through the Glens

The Dark Years

Poet Kenneth Steven remarks on the history of the Scottish Highlands.

• 14 mins

New Ways through the Glens

The Moss Lairds

Kenneth Steven reveals how the central belt of Scotland was transformed by land clearance.

• 14 mins

New Ways through the Glens

The Colossus of Roads

Kenneth Steven looks at Thomas Telford's work in building roads through the Highlands.

• 14 mins

New Ways through the Glens

The Great Glen

Kenneth Steven looks at the project to build a canal through the heart of the Highlands.

• 14 mins

New Ways through the Glens

The Last Wolf

Kenneth Steven sees the new routes opening the Highlands to tourists for the first time.

• 14 mins

Are You Paying Attention?

A Worldwide Preoccupation

The writer Madeleine Bunting explores why attention has become a major social concern.

• 14 mins

Are You Paying Attention?

Multitaskers and Gorillas

The writer Madeleine Bunting continues her exploration of how we pay attention.

• 14 mins

Are You Paying Attention?

Escaping the Onslaught

Writer Madeleine Bunting presents her third essay on attention in the digital age.

• 14 mins

Are You Paying Attention?

Prayer and Snake Oil

Writer Madeleine Bunting explores some key moments in the history of attention.

• 14 mins

Are You Paying Attention?

Beyond the Crisis of Attention

In her final essay, writer Madeleine Bunting asks whether we are in a crisis of attention.

• 14 mins

The Free Thinking Essay

Welling Up: Women and Water in the Middle Ages

Hetta Howes looks at male fears + why Margery Kempe was criticised for crying and bleeding

• 15 mins

The Free Thinking Essay

Art for Health's Sake

Daisy Fancourt's research shows the arts can improve health so should we prescribe them?

• 15 mins

The Free Thinking Essay

Does Trusting People Need a Leap of Faith?

Tom Simpson on a study of suspicion in a 1950s Italian village and community relations now

• 15 mins