Five Cellos: Lost and Found

The Bee Cello

The story of an abandoned cello that a physicist has filled with 400,000 bees.

• 14 mins

Five Cellos: Lost and Found

The Auschwitz Cello

How the cellist of Auschwitz, Anita Lasker-Wallfisch's life was saved by her cello.

• 14 mins

Five Cellos: Lost and Found

The Shipwrecked Cello

The unlikely story of the reconstruction of the 'Mara' Stradivarius.

• 14 mins

Five Cellos: Lost and Found

The Flat-Pack Cello

Kate Kennedy reflects on a reimagined cello whose story is yet to begin.

• 14 mins

Highland Tails

The Reindeer

An Essay and reflection in poetry on the reintroduction of wild animals into the Highlands

• 14 mins

Highland Tails

The Sea Eagle

An Essay and reflection in poetry on the reintroduction of wild animals into the Highlands

• 14 mins

Highland Tails

The Wallabies

An Essay and reflection in poetry on the reintroduction of wild animals into the Highlands

• 14 mins

Highland Tails

The Beaver

An Essay and reflection in poetry on the reintroduction of wild animals into the Highlands

• 14 mins

Highland Tails

The Bison

An Essay and reflection in poetry on the reintroduction of wild animals into the Highlands

• 14 mins

On Disappointment

Creative

Rachel Cooke takes a wry look at artistic disappointment.

• 14 mins

On Disappointment

Love

Rachel Cooke takes a wry look at the let-downs and disappointments of love.

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On Disappointment

Food

Rachel Cooke takes a wry look at disappointment with food.

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On Disappointment

Politics

Rachel Cooke looks at why political ambition invariably turns to disappointment.

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On Disappointment

Travel

Rachel Cooke takes a wry look at disappointing holidays, and how to avoid them.

• 14 mins

Multitrack

The Djembe Drum: Beyond West Africa

A journey into the history and present of West Africa’s djembe drum.

• 14 mins

Multitrack

Rhythm of the Run

Radio-maker and runner Ricardo Burt hits the London streets with DJ run crews.

• 14 mins

Multitrack

An Turas / The Journey

A linguistic tour of modern Scotland, created as part of the Multitrack Audio Fellowship.

• 14 mins

To Odesa

1. Ears

Ukrainian-American poet Ilya Kaminsky (author of Deaf Republic) on the city of his birth.

• 14 mins

To Odesa

2. Departure

Ukrainian-American poet Ilya Kaminsky (author of Deaf Republic) on the city of his birth.

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To Odesa

3. Watching

Ukrainian-American poet Ilya Kaminsky (author of Deaf Republic) on the city of his birth.

• 14 mins

To Odesa

4. Crossing

Ukrainian-American poet Ilya Kaminsky (author of Deaf Republic) on the city of his birth.

• 14 mins

To Odesa

5. Return

Ukrainian-American poet Ilya Kaminsky (author of Deaf Republic) on the city of his birth.

• 14 mins

The Enormous Condescension of Posterity

On reading The Making of the English Working Class

Sheila Rowbotham remembers the catalytic influence of Edward and Dorothy Thompson.

• 14 mins

The Enormous Condescension of Posterity

The Making of EP Thompson

Historian Geoff Andrews explores EP Thompson's experience of adult education.

• 14 mins

The Enormous Condescension of Posterity

Those Thompson Left Behind

Christienna Fryar on the inspiration of EP Thompson's classic work of social history.

• 14 mins

The Enormous Condescension of Posterity

The Rescuer

David Aaronovitch explores EP Thompson's The Making of the English Working Class.

• 14 mins

The Enormous Condescension of Posterity

Breaking Class

Writer Natasha Carthew on the inspiration of EP Thompson's classic work of social history.

• 14 mins

Looking at Leeds

Malika Booker

The city of Leeds seen through its public art past, present and future.

• 14 mins

Looking at Leeds

Jeremy Dyson

Jeremy Dyson takes us back to the Victorian architectural splendour and status of Leeds.

• 14 mins

Looking at Leeds

Michelle Scally Clarke

Michelle Scally Clarke talks about William Kenneth Armitage's statue Both Arms.

• 14 mins