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LAST week, I set my alarm for 12.45 a.m. to watch the re-entry into the atmosphere, and splashdown, of the crew of Integrity (Comment, 10 April). The podcast 13 Minutes Presents: A...
THE presenter of “Paul Rogers: The world in 2030”, on Explore Words, Discover Worlds, is a professor of peace studies based at Bradford University. This type of podcast is recorded...
CREATIVITY, or consistency? What is the best recipe for a planet-beating restaurant? In “Finding Grace in a Burger Bun”, in Cautionary Tales with Tim Harford (BBC Sounds), the pres...
“BIBLE study with Russell Brand”, an episode of The Rest Is Entertainment, could be called “Bible Study with Russell Re-Brand”, as it charts his evolution from quirky Lefty to MAGA...
IN THE episode “Rosamund Pike: Failure is Pretending to be Someone You’re Not”, of the podcast How to Fail with Elizabeth Day, the Oscar-nominated actor speaks of her experiences w...
KATJA HOYER has built a niche as the explainer of all things East German to British audiences. Her latest book, Weimar: Life on the edge of catastrophe, has received rave reviews....
DESERT ISLAND DISCS (Radio 4, Sunday) showcased the BBC’s chief North America correspondent, Gary O’Donoghue. One of broadcasting’s most recognisable figures, partly on account of...
A BROKEN ORDER, on Drama on 4 (Radio 4, Saturday), was a lightly fictionalised true story of some Poor Clares, in Bruges, in the late 1980s. Their declining community, with a conve...
FROM Our Own Correspondent (Radio 4, Saturday) is a showcase for one of the BBC’s greatest strengths: its global network of correspondents. Steve Rosenberg is still reporting from...
WHAT do you do if you’re a Benedictine Sister, wanting to join a night-time protest, but forbidden to leave your convent without permission? In the case of a Filipino nun living in...
JAMAICA claims to have the world’s highest density of churches. On Heart and Soul (BBC World Service, Friday), Nick Davis reported from the country’s south-west, the part most seri...
TOM SERVICE sounded just a little bit star-struck as he interviewed the Italian composer and pianist Ludovico Einaudi for Saturday Morning (Radio 3). Einaudi, undoubtedly the most...
As we’ve discussed, the If Books Could Kill podcast has its issues, notably that sometimes they’re too soft on their own premises, and sometimes they seem to be working too hard to...
Anne Bogel and guest Kristine Parsons explore stories featuring art and the creative process. The post The perfect books for readers fascinated by museums, art, and the creative p...
RADIO 4 offered listeners a brace of Easter-morning observances. The usual Sunday Worship slot at 8.10 a.m. was extended by ten minutes for a live eucharist from Canterbury Cathedr...
Guest Review- The art of almost reading
If this podcast has a flaw, it's that occasionally the episodes are slightly too interesting.
Thrift An upbeat podcast, by Radio New Zealand National and Katy Gosset, offers wise ways to beat the cost of living crisis and get the best from your money. A recent episode looks...
I FELT more than a touch of weary cynicism when I saw yet another so-called cosy crime series was coming to our screens (A Taste for Murder, ITV1, Wednesdays). It’s a genre that ha...
The Bryce Crawford Podcast The Bryce Crawford Podcast is a faith-based show focused on Christianity and everyday life. Bryce shares personal experiences, Bible teachings, and advic...
If you love movies, you’re in the right place — welcome to The Chronicle, the... The post The Chronicle Film Podcast Ep58 Reviewing Obsession & Hokum appeared first on .
A review round-up of Auckland Writers Festival events by Spinoff staffers. Book people are the best. Every year the tens of thousands of people from the very young to the very old...
An enthralling history of the record label that stuffed the charts with hits takes in everything from Bananarama to Bronski Beat. Plus, Suzi Ruffell serves up a lovely series of LG...
“John of John,” “Body Double,” “The Rolling Stones,” and “Unvaccinated Under God.”
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