The Frieze/Radio 3 Museum Directors Debate 2022

Anne McElvoy is joined by the directors of three institutions from around the world.

• 44 mins

Romanticism Revisited

Coleridge, Fuseli and Emily Bronte under the spotlight as a new film and exhibition open

• 45 mins

British Academy Book Prize 2022

Rana Mitter meets six authors shortlisted for the prize for Global Cultural Understanding.

• 45 mins

Oliver Postgate

Matthew Sweet and guests on the creator of children's TV classics including The Clangers.

• 44 mins

New Thinking: Dead Languages

John Gallagher says hello in Oscan, the language of Ancient Pompeii

• 44 mins

Orhan Pamuk and the Ottoman Empire

The Nobel Prize winning novelist is joined by academics Michael Talbot and Keya Anjaria

• 44 mins

Ghostwatch

Matthew Sweet on the 1992 TV horror

• 45 mins

New Thinking: Beowulf

Short: How studying grammar and computer games can explain Old English poetry

• 30 mins

Alexander the Great

Military leader, city founder, underwater explorer?! Rana Mitter on images of Alexander

• 45 mins

Goethe, Schiller and the first Romantics

Andrea Wulf, author of a new group biography set in 1790s Jena joins Anne McElvoy

• 44 mins

John Knox

A life of great drama and religious controversy explored by Matthew Sweet and guests.

• 44 mins

The Imperial War Museum Remembrance Discussion 2022

How video games interpret stories about war and conflict and help to train troops.

• 44 mins

Plastic and Clay

The extraordinary uses of two contrasting materials.

• 44 mins

George Bernard Shaw

Anne McElvoy and guests look at the arguments explored in the plays of Shaw (1856-1950)

• 51 mins

Proust's A la recherche du temps perdu

Jane Smiley, Christopher Prendergast, Jayne Haynes, Marie Darrieussecq with Matthew Sweet

• 44 mins

New Thinking: Net Zero Design

How can local communities play a role in cutting carbon emissions?

• 28 mins

New Thinking: Breakthroughs at Being Human 2022

Benjamin Franklin in the Lakes, the former slave who invented light bulbs, ganzflicker

• 41 mins

Experimental writing

Shahidha Bari, Matthew Herbert, the Goldsmith Prize winners and poet Stephen Sexton

• 44 mins

Going Underground

Shahidha Bari and guests discuss caves: from Nottingham to Borneo, in art and stories.

• 43 mins

St Teresa/Vivekananda/Nietzsche

Rana Mitter discusses three major theorists of religion and self-development

• 44 mins

New Thinking: Game of Thrones and history

Sarah Peverley talks to Carolyne Larrington and Danielle Park about tv depicting history

• 30 mins

New Thinking: Game of Thrones and history

Sarah Peverley talks to Carolyne Larrington and Danielle Park about tv and history

• 30 mins

Arabian queens, Bangladeshi mothers and women's tales

From the Arabian nights to refugee stories - female voices fictional and real

• 44 mins

Morgan - A Suitable Case for Treatment

Stephen Frears, Matthew Reisz & Lucy Bolton join Matthew Sweet to look at this 1966 film.

• 44 mins

Star Trek

Matthew Sweet with George Takei, Naomi Alderman, Una McCormack and José-Antonio Orosco

• 44 mins

Soil, Chickens and City Farms

Ahead of world soil day, Anne McElvoy looks at changes to both rural and urban farming.

• 43 mins

How do we look at Art?

Catherine Fletcher with Vid Simoniti; Cleo Hanaway-Oakley; Lamin Fofana and Sally Booth

• 44 mins

New Thinking: Language, the Victorians and Us

From Lancashire dialect protest poetry to Hardy's Dorset vowels. John Gallagher hosts.

• 45 mins

Trapeze acts and circus celebrities

Shahidha Bari hears about the aerialists Lillian Leitzel and Pablo Fanque.

• 44 mins

Depicting AIDS in Drama

Russell T Davies, Jill Nalder, Sabina Dosani and Matthew Sweet recorded with an audience

• 44 mins