Woman's Hour Episodes Episode guide
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Liv Little, Women in science and health, Could men have a role to play in refuges?
Liv Little, the woman behind @galdemzine - a magazine collective run by women of colour.
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Alexandra Shulman, Joanne Froggatt, Anastasia
British Vogue editor; New TV drama Dark Angel; Royal Ballet's lost Russian Grand Duchess.
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Felicity Kendal, Icelandic feminism, Clothes on TV, Hollie McNish
Felicity Kendal on her career, costumes in contemporary TV drama and Icelandic feminism.
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LeAnn Rimes
LeAnn Rimes performs her new single, plus the Woman's Hour Power List 2016.
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Weekend Woman's Hour: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Lucie Horsch, Joy Spence
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie on becoming a parent, and Lucie Horsch performs on the recorder.
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Choreographer and dancer Aditi Mangaldas
What does peer research reveal about the lives of sex workers? Plus Aditi Mangaldas.
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Power List 2016, Teenage mums, Artemisia Gentileschi, Sheffield women
Hollie McNish; 17th-century Italian artist; feminism; women in Sheffield.
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Award-winning author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Plus master blender Joy Spence on the joys of rum.
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Sexual History in Trials, Hayley Squires, Hollie McNish, Playing the Recorder
Sexual history as evidence, Lucie Horsch on the recorder and Hayley Squires.
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Woman's Hour Power List 2016
Helena Kennedy, Nicky Morgan MP, Prof Sarah Childs launch Woman's Hour Power List 2016.
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Weekend Woman's Hour: Jess Gillam - saxophonist and BBC Young Musician finalist, 70th birthday highlights.
Jenni Murray talks to Jess Gillam, saxophonist and BBC Young Musician finalist.
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Abduction in Africa, Julie Burchill on malice, Women divided by money
Real life into drama - the story of friendship between Africa's abducted girls.
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Jess Gillam: Saxophonist and BBC Young Musician Finalist
Saxophonist and Young Musician finalist Jess Gillam performs live.
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Donald Trump and women, The life of Angela Carter, Is it time for a Good Sex Award?
Has the US presidential election become a contest over who treats women the least badly?
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Andrea Riseborough, Maternity leave and premature babies, The secret lives of hair
Andrea Riseborough talks about the life of a female actor and her varied roles.
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Woman's Hour at 70: Poll results
Woman's Hour celebrates its 70th birthday in the BBC Radio Theatre.
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Weekend Woman's Hour: Anna Mudeka, Anne Robinson, Monica Galetti
Anna Mudeka performs Mbira music, and Anne Robinson discusses 21st-century parenting.
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Today is our 70th birthday!
A feature and playlist for our 70th, breastfeeding discrimination, Lisa Dwan, Cassa Pancho
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Anne Robinson on parenting, Monica Galetti, Sarah Perry
Anne Robinson, author of Memoirs Of An Unfit Mother, offers her views on parenting.
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Anne Darwin, Sex and young women, Jackie Clune
Anne Darwin talks about her part in the 'canoe fraud'. Presented by Jenni Murray.
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Mbira Music, Women's Workplace Rights, Unmasking of Elena Ferrante
Anna Mudeka on the music of the traditional Mbira.
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Jo Malone, Bella Younger
Entrepreneur Jo Malone, women in Colombia, comedian Bella Younger, and group texting.
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Weekend Woman's Hour: The Girl on the Train, Jo Brand, Amanda Knox, Rosie Ayliffe
Emily Blunt and author Paula Hawkins on book-turned-film The Girl on the Train.
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Late Night Woman's Hour: Public Space
Where does private space for women end and public space begin?
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Emily Blunt and Paula Hawkins
Emily Blunt and Paula Hawkins discuss Girl on a Train.
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Maddy Hill, Women in local politics, Emotionally distant fathers
Maddy Hill, women in local politics, emotionally distant fathers and Meg Rosoff on horses.
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Teen pregnancy, Moving house, Rosie Ayliffe
Teen pregnancy rates are down - why the fall and will it continue?
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Letitia Wright, Women and mental health, Jazz Age fashion
Actress Letitia Wright on Urban Hymn. Women and gender specific mental health services.
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Jo Brand, Gender pay gap reporting, Queen bees, US presidential debate
Jo Brand talks about her new social work sitcom.
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Women in grime, Job sharing, Fashion essential - the white shirt
Who are the women we should be taking notice of in the UK music grime scene?