Woman's Hour Episodes Episode guide
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Patsy Kensit; Morwenna Banks; Gloria de Piero
Patsy Kensit's autobiography; Morwenna Banks's new R4 drama; and secrets of a pet nanny.
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Cher; Women on boards in China; Chickenshed Theatre
Cher - singer, actress, campaigner - talks to Jenni Murray.
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Waris Dirie; Ada Lovelace Day
Supermodel and campaigner Waris Dirie, and celebrating Ada Lovelace on her special day.
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Lads' mags; Women on boards; Teen virgins
Do lads' mags deserve a place alongside the weekly groceries? With Anita Anand.
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Weekend Woman's Hour: Women in Music Special
Lauren Laverne fronts a special edition to mark Charlotte Church's 6Music Peel Lecture.
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Female vigilantes; Verdi's women; Lucy Porter
The women unofficially fighting crime around the world. Jenni Murray presents.
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Helen Fielding; Rachel Khoo; Janelle Monae
Helen Fielding discusses her new Bridget Jones novel with Emma Barnett.
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Tamara Mellon; Cilla Snowball
Jimmy Choo co-founder Tamara Mellon and WH powerlister Cilla Snowball talk to Emma Barnett
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Verdi's heroines; Conservative women; Ladybeard Magazine; Giving advice
Jane Garvey talks to conductor Jessica Cottis about Verdi's Gilda.
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What should a good secondary school offer?
The difficulties in choosing a school for your 11-year-old. Email or call on 03700 100 444
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Weekend Woman's Hour: Sheila Hancock; Childlessness; Edna O'Brien
Highlights from the WH week, including Sheila Hancock on her role in Barking in Essex.
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April Ashley; Wendy Holden; Born with a heart defect
Transgender icon April Ashley's new art exhibition in Liverpool. Sheila McClennon presents
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Shelina Permalloo; Charlotte Raven
National minimum staffing levels in maternity units? And the launch of Feminist Times.
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Sheila Hancock; Engineering; Empty nesting and dependent children
Sheila Hancock joins Jenni Murray to talk about her new play Barking in Essex.
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Edna O'Brien; Campus sexual politics; Flat shoes
Edna O'Brien on her new collection of short stories written over 50 years.
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Samantha Lewthwaite; Liz Calder; Business Start-Ups
What do we know about so-called white widow Samantha Lewthwaite? Presented by Jane Garvey.
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Beverley Knight; Harriet Harman; Women in Space
Featuring Beverley Knight, Harriet Harman, dealing with colourism, and women in space.
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Arthur Miller's All My Sons; A Real Birmingham Family; Fiona Doyle
Arthur Miller's roles for women. A Midlands family in bronze. Presented by Jenni Murray.
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Constance Spry; Vivien Duffield; Mary Morrissy
The life and work of society florist Constance Spry. Plus WH Powerlister Vivien Duffield.
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Pussy Riot protest; Fertility and media headlines; Colourism
Jenni Murray looks at conditions inside a Russian women's prison, live opera and more.
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Beverley Knight; Deb Perelman; Melissa Benn; Women astronauts
Beverley Knight on her new role in The Bodyguard, and the status of women astronauts.
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Harriet Harman; Prioritising partners over children; Male genitalia on TV
Labour deputy leader Harriet Harman MP on her life in politics. With Jane Garvey.
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Weekend Woman's Hour: Stevie Nicks; Margaret Hodge; Great Men Value Women
Stevie Nicks. Margaret Hodge. The school initiative for teen boys - Great Men Value Women.
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Margaret Hodge; Dame Margaret Drabble; Casting the larger actress; Peace activist Isabella Ford
Jenni Murray talks to Margaret Hodge MP about being chair of the Public Accounts Committee
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Alison Balsom; Great Men Value Women; UKIP
Great Men Value Women - a school initiative talking to teenage boys about masculinity.
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Sudha Ragunathan; Obesity in pregnancy; Make-up primers
The Carnatic music of Sudha Ragunathan. Jenni Murray presents the female perspective.
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Teenage reading; Inheritance law; Antarctic commander; Botox and incontinence
Antarctic commander; sharing housework; books for teens; should inheritance law change?
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Stevie Nicks; Women in Rwandan elections; Infertility funding
Stevie Nicks on her world tour with Fleetwood Mac. Presented by Jane Garvey.
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Weekend Woman's Hour: Katie Melua; Alison Goldfrapp; Louise Brealey
Katie Melua, Alison Goldfrapp, and is dyeing grey hair a feminist issue?
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Katie Melua; Sarah McIntyre; female Bishops in Wales; mirrors, Going Grey
Singer-songwriter Katie Melua performs. Jenni Murray presents the female perspective.