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Over to You Episodes

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    Tech Tent is Put Under the Spotlight

    Tech Tent host Rory Cellan-Jones joins us in the studio to take your questions

  2. Sir David Attenborough’s 60 Year Career

    David Attenborough talks to the Arts Hour but what’s his relevance to an arts programme?

  3. Staring 93 Million Miles Into Space

    We stare 93 million miles into space with your questions on The Sun, Our Star

  4. Over To You’s Annual Review

    What were the highlights of the BBC World Service in 2018?

  5. Facing the Challenges of 2019

    What are the challenges facing the World Service English Language Network in 2019?

  6. Getting Things Fixed!

    How do World Hacks find their stories? Its editor tells us exactly how things get fixed!

  7. Black Fire and Music as a Weapon of Protest

    How black music is being used as a weapon of protest in America

  8. 100 Women Reaches its Sixth Season

    The BBC’s 100 Women season has returned for its sixth consecutive year

  9. The Virus of Fake News

    The “virus of fake news” and a BBC initiative to tackle the spread of disinformation

  10. Achieving Balance on the US Mid-Terms

    Listeners wonder how to achieve balance in a highly divided US political climate

  11. Meeting the Winners and Losers of the 2008 Financial Crash

    Why one listener feels the Compass series After The Crash was bang on the money

  12. Reporting on Divisive Politicians in a Balanced Way

    How do you report on a controversial politician without being controversial yourself?

  13. To Hana Ali He was Just Her Dad!

    Muhammad was The Greatest but to Hana Ali he was just her dad

  14. Opioids Every Day for Everyday Americans

    How the topic of opioids in the new series Everyday Americans has caught your attention

  15. On the Road with World Questions in Vienna

    Behind the scenes with the World Questions team in the Austrian capital Vienna

  16. Crowd Sourced Detective Work in Cameroon

    Digital detective work catches real life killers as BBC journalists enlist local people

  17. Why it is no Laughing Matter

    Does comedy have a place on the BBC World Service?

  18. A new outlook for Matthew Bannister

    Listeners say their goodbyes to Outlook’s Matthew Bannister, who is leaving the show

  19. Why BBC journalists had to flee for their lives

    A team reporting on ritual child killers in Malawi had to flee for their lives

  20. The focus falls on allegations of sex abuse

    Did reporting of the Pope’s visit to Ireland focus too much on allegations of sex abuse?

  21. Comedy on the BBC World Service is no joke

    Comedy on the BBC World Service? We hear how it can work on the network

  22. Robert Redford’s Neighbourhoods

    Why Robert Redford has thrown his weight behind a World Service series on neighbourhoods

  23. What is the Big Idea Behind the Big Idea?

    What is the big idea behind the Big idea? Presenter David Edmonds answers your questions

  24. Kalki Koechlin Hosts My Indian Life

    Bollywood star Kalki Koechlin and why she got involved in the new podcast My Indian Life

  25. How Violence in Cameroon Again Demands Attention

    Violence in Cameroon is brought to our attention again by a listener who demands action

  26. Should Controversial Guests be Given Airtime?

    Why some listeners are infuriated The Real Story gave a “controversial” guest airtime

  27. Did the Money & Power Season Empower You?

    The Money & Power season has now finished, so did it enrich your life and empower you?

  28. BBC Africa and its Teenage Audience

    Why BBC Africa is targeting younger audiences

  29. Reading Between the Lines of Word Book Club

    Listeners quiz Harriett Gilbert about how she selects authors for World Book Club

  30. The Conclusion of Death in Ice Valley

    The Norwegian murder mystery podcast has come to an end, so were you left wanting more?

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