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Reggae artist Protoje

EPISODE · May 1, 2026 · 47 MIN

Reggae artist Protoje

from The Arts Hour · host BBC World Service

Nikki Bedi talks to Jamaican reggae artist Protoje about his new album, The Art of Acceptance, and discusses the week’s cultural highlights with cultural critic Rhianna DhillonMeryl Streep and film director David Frankel talk about making The Devil Wears Prada 2Former British Boxer Tony Bellew on acting in the Creed moviesBleachers frontman Jack Antonoff tells the story behind his latest single, The VanCanadian actor, writer and producer Dan Levy shares his vision for TV series, Big MistakesAustralian movie star Hugh Jackman talks about co-starring with sheep, in The Sheep DetectivesAnd the all-female salsa orchestra, Las Salseras, pay a centenary tribute to Cuban singer, Celia CruzProducer: Nicki Paxman Photo Credit: Reid Waters

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