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Rated or Dated: Captain Corelli’s Mandolin (2001)
The haunting of New York, with Natalie Adler
Outside The Box May 2026
Rated or Dated: Short Circuit (1986)
Virginia Mendoza's search for water
Gillian Best knows pain
Flicking #73: Sinners
The Bush Telegraph: Hey, hey, there's no monkeys
Rated or Dated: Mulholland Drive (2001)
EExposing the cost of extreme porn
EThe Family Lawyer’s guide to courts, with Laura Naser
The Bush Telegraph: Are we all still going on a summer holiday?
Rated or Dated: Barb Wire (1996)
Iron: the hill Rose Stokes won’t die on
Discovering Paula Bartley’s trailblazing women
Protecting our elderly, with Kate Snell
The Bush Telegraph: The (G)rapes of wrath
Rated or Dated: Harold and Maude
Sudi Pigott considers the anchovy
Alexandra Wood on Hilary Mantel, Thatcher and political violence
Outside The Box April 2026
The Bush Telegraph: Ranting and raving (I'm raving)
Rated or Dated: Excalibur (1981)
Suze Kundu's good news is out of this world
The Hunger, with Katriona O'Sullivan
Flicking #72: Left-Handed Girl
The Bush Telegraph: This is not an emergency podcast
Rated or Dated: Josie and the Pussycats (2001)
Ila Colley on the trouble-making Elizabeth Allen
Beneath the Waves
Helen Thorn has faced big change and come back stronger
EThe Cost of Trust
The Bush Telegraph: Is that a really long scroll, or are you just pleased to see us?
Rated or Dated: Chariots of Fire (1981)
Samira Ahmed’s inside the box
Elinor Cleghorn on the radical history of mothering
Outside The Box March 2026
The Bush Telegraph: Because we got high
Rated or Dated: Best In Show (2001)
Now Tat Effby’s baking with gas
Jess Baxter on Tracey Emin's Second Life
Relatively speaking, with Catherine Carr
The Bush Telegraph: Better not get a Travelodge
Rated or Dated: Jack & Sarah (1996)
Helen Bain on Syliva Plath’s daffodil days
Washing up with Isabel Daly
Flicking #71: I Swear
The Bush Telegraph: Reports of our cognitive decline are greatly exaggerated
ERated or Dated: Lone Star (1996)
Poorna Bell wants more
Paula Varjack on Nine Sixteenths and changing the narrative
The Bush Telegraph: Just because you still have your teeth, doesn't mean you're not trying
Rated or Dated: The Silence of the Lambs (1991)
EAnnabel Port is adrift but singing
Understanding Tourette's with Jess Thom
Outside the Box: February 2024
Putting Sister Rosetta Tharpe back in the spotlight
Rated or Dated: Wildcats (1986)
Deborah Cohen explains how the internet hijacked health
AK Blakemore and Natasha Rickman shalt not suffer a witchfinder
Barking up the right tree, with Catherine Dyson
The Bush Telegraph: Scandi goals? Sort of
Rated or Dated: The Misfits (1961)
Meg Molloy is supporting working-class arts professionals
It’s not you, says Dr Joanna Cheek, it’s the world
Flicking #70: One Battle After Another
ERated or Dated: Hannah and Her Sisters (1986)
Sirin Kale on the Birth Keepers
Eva Brookes was made in China
Be Better at sustainability with Illana Adamson
The Bush Telegraph: Anal explosions are the least of our worries
ERated or Dated: Loch Ness (1996)
Going for Gold with Aimee Fuller and Vicky Gosling
The notorious TGT
Outside The Box: January 2026
ERated or Dated: Donnie Darko (2001)
Thrills, spills and a strong female lead
Dr Donna Peberdy on Screening Sexual Violence
A timely reminder from history, with Lisa Zahra and Beth Burrows
The Bush Telegraph: 17 mistakes and some unspeakably good news
Rated or Dated: From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)
EIn Room 706 with Ellie Levenson
Lucia Keskin’s nailing things she should have done
Flicking #69: A Real Pain
The Bush Telegraph: 73 questions (most of which are WTAF?)
Rated or Dated: Save the Last Dance (2001)
The Girl Bandits of the Warsaw Ghetto, with Elizabeth Hyman
Why Laura Hall lay her head in water
Rated or Dated: Sexy Beast (2001)
ESalima Saxton is a bad patient
EWendy Welpton wants you on the floor
Review of the Year 2025
Rated or Dated: The Railway Children (1970)
Bears, dogs and creative thinking with Jessica Swale
Tanya Kirk is ghosting us
Rated or Dated: Mermaids (1990)
Padel-ing forward with Alex Brodie
Dr Suze Kundu brings the sunshine (and science)
Liz Warner on employees with a difference
The Bush Telegraph: Good news? Bad news? Dog news?