Peter Singer

Moral philosopher Peter Singer is in conversation with Philip Dodd.

• 45 mins

Archaelogy: Alexandra Sofroniew, Damian Robinson, Raimund Karl, Susan Greaney

Rana Mitter on underwater archaeology at home and abroad, discussing two new exhibitions.

• 45 mins

Mystics and Reality

Matthew Sweet discusses mysticism with Dorothy Cross, Joanna Kavenna and Jo Dunkley.

• 45 mins

Emma Cline, Jane Mayer, Louisa Egbunike on Flora Nwapa's book Efuru

With Emma Cline on cults and teenage girls, and a discussion about the novel Efuru.

• 45 mins

Nottingham Contemporary Art Debate

Anne McElvoy is joined by curators, artists and an audience at Nottingham Contemporary.

• 45 mins

Hands, Physiology and Art, the History of Science

Matthew Sweet discuses hands with psychoanalyst Darian Leader.

• 45 mins

Universities: Therapy or Learning?

Philip Dodd and New Generation Thinker Sean Williams debate universities.

• 45 mins

Walter Benjamin, the Soviet Superwoman, Munch

Anne McElvoy discusses the fiction of Walter Benjamin and the Soviet superwoman.

• 45 mins

Tony Garnett

British TV and film producer Tony Garnett is in conversation with Matthew Sweet.

• 45 mins

Post-referendum reflections, New Generation Thinker Chris Kissane on citizenship

With Chris Kissane discussing citizenship, plus Matthew Wall on betting patterns.

• 45 mins

Hisham Matar, Street Furniture, Easternisation, Katherine Cooper on Storm Jameson

With Hisham Matar on the search for his father, street furniture and Storm Jameson's work.

• 45 mins

Deserts

Matthew Sweet discusses deserts with writers Geoff Dyer and Laurence Scott.

• 45 mins

Scotland, Wales and the Ukraine, Lidudumalingani

Anne McElvoy discusses Welsh links to Ukraine, plus Welsh fiction since devolution.

• 45 mins

Liverpool Art Biennial

Matthew Sweet and critic Natalie Haynes report from the Liverpool Biennial.

• 45 mins

War and Modern Memory

Philip Dodd discusses war and modern memory.

• 45 mins

Brazilian Culture, Saying the Unsayable, Addiction, Raqib Shaw

Anne McElvoy looks ahead to the Rio Olympics, discussing Brazilian culture.

• 45 mins

Aphra Behn, 1066 and the South Coast, Mark Thompson

Anne McElvoy discusses Aphra Behn at the RSC and a festival marking 1066.

• 45 mins

Thames Estuary Festival, Jatinder Verma, Arne Næss

From Dickens & wartime defences to Doctor Who, Matthew Sweet explores the Thames estuary

• 45 mins

Energy and Landscape: Edward Burtynsky, Ella Hickson

Philip Dodd is joined by artist Edward Burtynsky and playwright Ella Hickson.

• 45 mins

Shelina Janmohamed, Edward Ardizzone's Art, Jewish identity in fiction

With Anne McElvoy. Including Shelina Janmohamed and a discussion on Edward Ardizzone's art

• 45 mins

American Power? Suzan-Lori Parks, Gary Younge, Abstract Expressionism

With dramatist Suzan-Lori Parks, plus gun culture and abstract expressionism at the RA.

• 45 mins

Medieval Manuscripts, Emma Donoghue, The Story of Boris Vian

With a discussion about medieval illuminated manuscripts, plus author Emma Donoghue.

• 45 mins

Sound Frontiers: People Power - John Bew, Alison Light, Kwasi Kwarteng, Helen Lewis

Philip Dodd and guests discuss Clement Attlee's legacy, people power and cultural tastes.

• 45 mins

Sound Frontiers: Success debated by Peter Frankopan, Edith Hall, Kwame Kwei-Armah

Anne McElvoy debates success, the subject for a Third Programme debate in 1967.

• 45 mins

Sound Frontiers: Fiction in 1946

Benjamin Markovits, Lara Feigel and Kevin Jackson discuss the best fiction of 1946.

• 45 mins

Sound Frontiers: Kamila Shamsie, Nikesh Shukla, Drugs in the German Reich, Board Games

Rana Mitter discusses drugs and the Nazis, migration, and the metamorphosis of gaming.

• 45 mins

Sound Frontiers: HG Wells

As the 2016 London Literature Festival opens, Matthew Sweet chairs an HG Wells discussion.

• 45 mins

Sound Frontiers: Margaret Atwood and Naomi Alderman

Authors Margaret Atwood and Naomi Alderman are in conversation with Philip Dodd.

• 45 mins

Outsiders and Colin Wilson, The Vulgar, Norse Sagas

Including Colin Wilson's ideas about alienation, fashion at the Barbican and Norse gods.

• 45 mins

Sound Frontiers: Teju Cole

Writer Teju Cole talks to Philip Dodd about Baldwin, Boko Haram and Black Lives Matter.

• 45 mins