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701

Seances, Science and Art - A Haunting, A Telepathy Experiment, and an Exhibition of Supernormal Art.

702

Post Truth & Derrida

703

Poet Daljit Nagra and crime writer Val McDermid

704

New Thinking about Museums

705

The Frieze BBC Radio 3 Debate: Museums in the 21st Century

706

Writing a Life: Hermione Lee, Daniel Lee and Rachel Holmes

707

New Thinking: African Europeans; Fidel Castro & African leaders; WEB Du Bois

708

Sylvia Plath, Anne Sexton, and Seamus Heaney. Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi

709

Cows in culture and soil

710

Nayef Al-Rodhan Prize 2020

711

Conservatism, Philanthropy, Liberal and socialist futures

712

New Thinking: The impact of being multilingual

713

Get Carter

714

Family ties and reshaping history

715

New Thinking: The Mayflower and Native American History

716

Piranesi and disturbing archecture

717

The Radiophonic Workshop

718

Greek classics and the sea plus a pair of novels byTolstoy and Dostoevsky

719

Wole Soyinka's writing

720

Bernard-Henri Lévy, Stella Sandford, Homi K Bhabha

721

Anne Applebaum, Ingrid Bergman, Herland

722

Dada and the power of Nonsense

723

Proms Lecture - Daniel Levitin: Music and Our Brains

724

Anne Applebaum, Ingrid Bergman, Herland

725

New Thinking:Nature Writing

726

Magic

727

How do we build a new masculinity ?

728

Egyptian Satire

729

Pogroms and prejudice

730

The consolation of philosophy and stories

731

What does a black history curriculum look like?

732

Prison Break

733

Facing Facts

734

Gambling, good leadership and economic history

735

Frank Cottrell-Boyce

736

Dam Fever and The Diaspora

737

Not Quite Jean Muir

738

Digging Deep

739

Tudor Virtual Reality

740

Coming out Crip and Acts of Care

741

Berlin, Detroit, Race and Techno Music

742

Ian Rankin and Tahmima Anam

743

Revisit: Arundhati Roy

744

Rethinking the Curriculum

745

Irenosen Okojie and Nadifa Mohamed. Midsummer archaeology

746

Queer Bloomsbury and stillness in art and dance

747

Revisit: Antarctica - testing ground for the human species

748

New Thinking: Refugees

749

The future of theatre debate

750

Failure and female friendship

751

Dickens

752

New Thinking: Tackling Modern Slavery

753

Robin Askwith

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754

Revisit: Tokyo Story

755

Revisit: Rowan Williams and Simon Armitage

756

Sarah Perry

757

Revisit: My Body Clock is Broken

758

Anne Fine and Romesh Gunesekera. Jarman's Garden

759

Kindness

760

The 2020 Wolfson History Prize: David Abulafia, Hallie Rubenhold, Prashant Kidambi

761

Revisit: 2019 Wolfson History Prize Discussion

762

The 2020 Wolfson History Prize: Toby Green, Marion Turner, John Barton

763

WW II radio propaganda & French relations

764

Revisit: Encylopedias and Knowledge from Diderot to Wikipedia

765

Revisit: Mark Haddon

766

Cary Grant

767

Revisit: Rachel Carson's Silent Spring

768

Alternative Realities

769

Revisit: Shakespeare's Bookshelf

770

Deep Time and the Earth

771

Belonging

772

New Thinking: Religion and ordinary lives

773

Revisit: What does game playing teach us

774

Knees

775

New Thinking: Wordsworth

776

The Declaration Of Arbroath

777

How do we build a new masculinity ?

778

What's so great about EM Forster

779

Future Thinking

780

Contagion and Viruses

781

Shoes

782

New Thinking: Science Fiction

783

Does Growth Matter?

784

Slebs: Warhol, Beaton and celebrity culture

785

Advertising & Artemisia

786

Fighting Women

787

Jewish Identity in 2020

788

Storm Jameson - women writers to put back on the bookshelf

789

Frank Ramsey

790

New Thinking: Women in Virtual Reality

791

Anne Enright + the value of gossip

792

Lady Mary Wroth - women writer to put back on the bookshelf

793

Charlotte Smith - women writers to put back on the bookshelf

794

Margaret Oliphant - women writers to put back on the bookshelf

795

Yolande Mukagasana - women writers to put back on the bookshelf

796

How archictecture shapes society

797

New Thinking: Everything to Everybody - Shakespeare for the people

798

Japan Now 2020

799

Genes, racism, ageing and evidence

800

African Empire Stories