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Sunday Feature - Blind, Black and Blue

Why were so many of the early blues musicians in America's Deep South blind?

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Too Many Artists

Paul Morley asks "Can there be too many artists in the world?"

• 43 mins

Exit Burbage - The Man Who Created Hamlet

Without Richard Burbage, there would be no Shakespeare. Yet he's virtually unknown - why?

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Sunday Feature: Supernatural Japan

An alternative look at modern Japan's uneasy relationship with ghosts and ghost stories.

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Japan's Never-Ending War

Rana Mitter visits Tokyo to explore how Japan remembers World War Two today through film.

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Japan's Never-Ending War

Rana Mitter visits Tokyo to explore how Japan remembers World War Two through movies.

• 43 mins

Oh Dr Kinsey Look What You've Done to Me

Exploring different aspects of history, science, philosophy and the arts.

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Japan's Never Ending War

Rana Mitter visits Tokyo to explore how Japan remembers World War Two today through film.

• 43 mins

David Attenborough - World Music Collector

David Attenborough recalls collecting music from around the world, and listens once again

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The Summer Forest

Once upon a time, Eleanor Rosamund Barraclough woke up in the summer forest.

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Binary and Beyond Part 1

Might explorations of gender in great art of the past help illuminate today's issues?

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Binary and Beyond: part two

Emma Smith on how coverage of gender in the arts might help us understand today's debate

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Tony Harrison's Prague Spring

How one of Britain's best known poets experienced the drama of the 1960s Prague Spring.

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In Search of Yves Klein

Liliane Lijn explores the work of postwar French artist Yves Klein.

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I Know an Island - RM Lockley

Jon Gower uncovers the work of the pioneering naturalist RM Lockley.

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v. is for Tony

To mark Tony Harrison's 80th birthday, Paul Farley profiles the unique poet. (R)

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The Killers

Adam Smith traces the birth and afterlife of Hemingway's explosive short story.

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Monteverdi's Women

Catherine Fletcher explores Monterverdi's pioneering use of female roles and performers

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Ken Campbell As Never Heard Before

Actors Jim Broadbent, Toby Jones and Sylvester McCoy join David Bramwell to celebrate Ken

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Sunday Feature: A Life in Study: Robert Lowell

Colm Toibin profiles the turbulent and brilliant life of American poet Robert Lowell.

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A Portrait of Parry

Simon Heffer argues for a new understanding of Sir Hubert Parry

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Forests of The Imagination

Eleanor Rosamund Barraclough searches the Autumn forest, looking for stories.

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Inside Stories

Author Carlo Gebler on the role of prison arts in punishment and rehabilitation

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Sunday Feature: New Generation Thinkers Hetta Howes and Eleanor Lybeck

Two Features by R3 New Generation Thinkers Hetta Howes and Eleanor Lybeck.

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Sunday Feature: New Generation Thinkers

Two features by R3 New Generation Thinkers. Dr Simon Beard and Dr Islam Issa

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The Kristapurana

Amazing travels of the first Englishman in India & a hunt for a lost poetic masterpiece.

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Harlem on Fire

Afua Hirsch goes on the search of a long-lost masterpiece from the Harlem Renaissance

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Sunday Feature: Into the Forest - The Pine Tree

The magical story of the tree that sits at the heart of Christmas day - the Pine tree.

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Literary Pursuits: Victor Hugo's Les Miserables

Sarah Dillon explores the stories behind how great works of literature were written.

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A History of the Tongue

A succulent & mouth watering portrait of one of the least talked about organs of the body.

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