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Francisco Goldman And Revolutionary Poetry

Novelist Francisco Goldman explains how he was inspired by a Guatamalan poem

• 53 mins

Akram Khan Talks Michael Jackson

British Indian choreographer Akram Khan tells the show about his influences

• 49 mins

Dustin Hoffman On Taking Supporting Roles

Why actor Dustin Hoffman is happy not to play leading roles these days

• 54 mins

Ong Keng Seng On Recent History

Singaporean theatre director Ong Keng Seng on curating a Singapore arts festival in London

• 49 mins

Africa's Biggest Film Festival

The show looks at the highlights from Africa's Fespaco film festival in Burkina Faso

• 49 mins

Cultural Shanghai

The Ticket looks at the arts coming from China's biggest and fastest growing city Shanghai

• 49 mins

Martin Cruz Smith On Arkady Renko

Who is Arkady Renko? Martin Cruz Smith explains

• 49 mins

Kamila Shamsie On her New Novel

Kamila Shamsie talks about her new novel Broken Verses

• 53 mins

Tribute To Billie Holiday

A look at the life of one of the all-time musical greats, Billie Holiday

• 49 mins

Nicole Kidman On The Interpreter

Nicole Kidman talks about her latest movie The Interpreter

• 53 mins

Nick Hornby Talks About Depression

A look at Nick Hornby's novel, A Long Way Down, which tackles the subject of depression

• 49 mins

Michael Nyman Unplugged

There's more to Michael Nyman than film music, as the show finds out

• 49 mins

Jonathan Safran Foer Reads From His New Book

Jonathan Safran Foer reads from his new book, Extremely Loud And Incredibly Close

• 53 mins

Aamir Khan On Indian Nationalism

Bollywood actor Aamir Khan talks about new film The Ballad Of Mangal Pandey: The Rising

• 53 mins

Senegalese Singer At The Proms

The show looks at Sengalese singer Baaba Maal, son of a fisherman, performing at the Proms

• 53 mins

Andre Brink On Cupido Cockroach

How Andre Brink's fictional character Cupido Cockroach is based on a real person

• 53 mins

Caryl Phillips On Bert Williams

A look at Caryl Phillips' fictionalised account of black entertainer Bert Williams' life

• 49 mins

Bret Easton Ellis On His Career

An interview with the 'bad boy of American fiction,' Bret Easton Ellis

• 49 mins

Jackie Chan Takes An Arthouse Role

An interiew with martial arts actor Jackie Chan

• 49 mins

Sir Antony Sher's Directorial Debut

Actor Sir Antony Sher; Fernando Meirelles' film The Constant Gardener; Ricky Gervais' new show Extras. Presenter: Mark Coles.

• 49 mins

Vikram Seth On His Family

Indian novelist Vikram Seth talks about his early life with his aunt and uncle

• 50 mins

Brian Eno Tours Again

Musician Brian Eno on why he's taking to the stage after a long absence

• 49 mins

Ang Lee On Brokeback Mountain

Ang Lee talks about the making of Brokeback Mountain

• 50 mins

Judi Dench as Mrs Henderson

Actress Judi Dench explains how she prepared for the role of Mrs Henderson

• 49 mins

A Look Back At 2005

Mark Coles looks back at the arts in 2005

• 49 mins

Bheki Mseleku And South African Jazz

South African musician Bheki Mseleku talks about his career

• 50 mins

Wai And Maori Culture

Maori music group Wai explain why they're the next big thing

• 49 mins

Kurt Vonnegut On A Man Without A Country

Writer Kurt Vonnegut talks about coming out of retirement with a new book

• 53 mins

George Clooney Talks Oscars And Politics

Actor/director George Clooney talks ladies, politics and Oscars

• 57 mins

Tsotsi And Universal Humanity

Why a South African gangster film won Best Foreign Language film at the Oscars

• 49 mins