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Woman's Hour Episodes

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    Hiroshima atomic bomb 70th anniversary

    Setsuko Thurlow, a survivor of Hiroshima's atomic bomb, tells her story. With Jenni Murray

  2. Andy Burnham MP, the pill and endometrial cancer, male muses

    Andy Burnham, Labour leader contender; the pill and endometrial cancer; and male muses.

  3. Lianne La Havas, Reverse ageism, Paulette Brown

    Emma Barnett presents. Singer Songwriter Lianne La Havas talks about her new album Blood.

  4. Men and relationships, Amnesty International sex work debate, Penelope Mortimer

    Men and relationships, women in horse racing, and Amnesty International and sex work.

  5. Weekend Woman's Hour: Iris Apfel, Jeremy Corbyn, Family Estrangement

    Emma Barnett presents. Iris Apfel and Jeremy Corbyn are among the guests.

  6. Iris Apfel, Risking it all for an affair, Living with early onset Alzheimers, Vocal fry

    Jenni Murray talks to fashion icon Iris Apfel, who is the subject of a new documentary.

  7. Harriet Harman's acting leadership, Gender, River swimming

    How is Harriet Harman performing as acting leader of the Labour Party? With Jenni Murray.

  8. Agatha Christie, Premature babies, Drugs at festivals, Women in prison

    The enduring appeal of Agatha Christie. Jenni Murray presents.

  9. Life on Capitol Hill - Emma Barnett meets Professor Laurie Rubiner

    Professor Laurie Rubiner talks about her life in US politics.

  10. Maria Miller, Life in Squares, Male weight loss

    Maria Miller on the first inquiry of the new Select Committee for Women and Equalities.

  11. Joely Richardson, Zanny Minton Beddoes, Depression and Menopause

    Highlights from the Woman's Hour week. Presented by Jenni Murray.

  12. Abortion clinics and protest, Power List influencer Zanny Minton Beddoes, Prom composers

    Tansy Davies on composing for the Proms. With Jenni Murray.

  13. Commonwealth Games 2014 - Two volunteers on how it changed their lives

    Who are the queens of crime fiction? The golden age of crime fiction and its influence now

  14. Joely Richardson, Apprenticeships, Leaving after school care

    Jane Garvey talks to Joely Richardson about her latest film, Maggie.

  15. Kanika Kapoor, Depression and the menopause, Women and the Ashes, Sarah Moss

    Bollywood star Kanika Kapoor discusses her singing career. Jane Garvey presents.

  16. Family Life

    Jane Garvey presents a look at what makes a happy family life.

  17. Joss Stone, Yazidi women, Karen Blackett

    Joss Stone, the young Yazidi women talking to schools in Birmingham, and Karen Blackett.

  18. Lib Dem and Labour leaderships, the Motherhood trap, Slum images of photographer Shirley Baker

    Tim Farron is new Lib Dem leader - should women care if men lead political parties?

  19. Period photos on social media, School skirts a distraction? Anti-extremism

    Posting period photos on social media. And are girls' school uniforms a distraction?

  20. Joss Stone, Sara Paretsky

    Jenni Murray is joined by Joss Stone, Sara Paretsky and Sarah Willingham.

  21. Sara Khan, The power of Angela Merkel, Dorothy Bohm

    Power Lister Sara Khan discusses empowering women to tackle extremism and inequality.

  22. 150 years of the Salvation Army, 2015 Power Lister Karen Blackett

    The Salvation Army is 150. We look at its work with women.

  23. Weekend Woman's Hour: Annie Nightingale, Dame Evelyn Glennie

    Annie Nightingale: 50 years in music. Dame Evelyn Glennie. The Handmaid's Tale. Anne Fine.

  24. Evelyn Glennie; Teen Emergency Contraception; The Handmaid's Tale

    Dame Evelyn Glennie talks about her musical career, which has spanned more than 30 years.

  25. Prom mania, Men's biological clock, Supermarket women, Budget 2015

    With Jenni Murray. Discussion on men having a biological clock in relation to fertility.

  26. Annie Nightingale, Jenny Valentine, Sadia Azmat

    Annie Nightingale talks to Jane Garvey about her 45-year career as a DJ at Radio 1.

  27. Anne Fine, Sian James, Women in local government, PTSD after birth, Seaweed

    Anne Fine, the former children's laureate, discusses the reissue of Madame Doubtfire.

  28. Sue Sim, former chief constable of Northumbria Police; Sculptors Emily Young and Laura Ford

    Former chief constable of Northumbria Police Sue Sim talks about her career.

  29. Weekend Woman's Hour: Woman's Hour 2015 Power List - Influencers

    The unveiling of the Woman's Hour 2015 Power List: Influencers. Jane Garvey presents.

  30. Baroness Valerie Amos, Why women say sorry, Women and farming

    Women and farming, Cathy Rentzenbrink on her brother's PVS, and why do women say 'sorry'?

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