Arts & Ideas Episodes Episode guide
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Night Waves
We ask does the West really understand India? Director Peter Kosminsky discusses his...
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Niall Ferguson, Joanna Hogg & Tom Hiddleston
Niall Ferguson talks about his new series, Civilisation and the importance of 'killer...
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New Thinking:The Innovative Shape of Poems
Sandeep Parmar talks to poets Kayo Chingonyi, Paisley Rekdal and Nasser Hussain
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New Thinking:Nature Writing
From Gilbert White to lockdown blogs - why we need to spend more time in nature.
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New Thinking: Writing the NHS
Dr Kim Moore and Dr Kim Wiltshire on how hospital staff have been helped by writing
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New Thinking: Writing exile and overcoming statelessness
The lives of Bengalis in Pakistan/a novel about a Lebanese boy wanting to be an astronaut
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New Thinking: Work and protest
From Luddite protests in 1811 in textile mills to school strikes in 1911
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New Thinking: Wordsworth
Professors Sally Bushell & Simon Bainbridge talk to New Generation Thinker Sarah Jackson
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New Thinking: Women’s history
The Clean Break theatre company, sex strikes, East European feminism: Naomi Paxton hosts
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New Thinking: Women’s history
The Clean Break theatre company, sex strikes, East European feminism: Naomi Paxton hosts
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New Thinking: Women in Virtual Reality
Hetta Howes learns how Sylvia Xueni Pan and Sarah Ellis are pushing the VR envelope
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New Thinking: Women and Slavery
Research on women owners, women on plantations, and the daughter of a slave trader
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New Thinking: women and football
Newspaper reports of the Lionesses analysed + early reports of women in American football
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New Thinking: What language did Columbus speak?
John Gallagher and guests explore language in the 15th century age of exploration
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New Thinking: what do we learn from census stats?
John Gallagher talks to four researchers uncovering lives from past census records
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New Thinking: Ways of Talking about Health
The winners of the AHRC and Wellcome Trust Medical Humanities Awards 2020
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New Thinking: Ways of Talking about Health
The winners of the AHRC and Wellcome Trust Medical Humanities Awards 2020
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New Thinking: Ways of Talking about Health
The winners of the AHRC and Wellcome Trust Medical Humanities Awards 2020
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New Thinking: Ways of Talking about Health
Research from the winners of the AHRC and Wellcome Trust Medical Humanities Awards 2020
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New Thinking: Waiting
What does it mean to wait and how has that changed over time?
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New Thinking: Uncovering Queer Communities
Hidden LGBTQ+ histories in Northern Ireland and queer cinema in contemporary China
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New Thinking: The Mayflower and Native American History
Eleanor Barraclough explores the significance of the much mythologised Pilgrim voyage.
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New Thinking: The impact of being multilingual
John Gallagher looks at creating in multiple tongues and the slipperiness of metaphor
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New Thinking: The Box Office Bears project
From digging for bones to the connection between bear baiting and Elizabethan theatre
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New Thinking: The Botanical Past
From still life paintings to Kew Gardens, a new history of horticulture is being written
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New Thinking: Telling new sporting stories
A look at changing attitudes about sportswomen, once dubbed unfeminine, & LGBT athletes
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New Thinking: Tackling Modern Slavery
Naomi Paxton looks at new research into the effectiveness of the UK Act passed in 2015
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New Thinking: Stitching Stories
Shahidha Bari visits a textile art show + research on embroidery, stage outfits, vintage
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New Thinking: Shakespeare's Life Lessons
Scholars Emma Smith, Patrick Gray, and Emma Whipday find examples in different dramas
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New Thinking: Shakespeare's Language
From Juliet's uncertainty, to finding a phrase for descending the stairs