Woman's Hour Episodes Episode guide
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Women and Homelessness, Best of the Best, Women's Equality Party, Autism and Relationships
The Women's Equality Party on the morning of their first party conference.
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Women Breadwinners, Best of the Best, Stacey Dooley
Women breadwinners - what's behind the rise? Presented by Emma Barnett.
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Weekend Woman's Hour: Nadiya Hussain, Laurie Anderson, Getting children to sleep, Followership, Intimate Hygiene
Nadiya Hussain, winner of the Great British Bake Off on baking.
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Helping kids sleep, Dame Valerie Beral, WWI pregnancies, Precious Awards 2015
Techniques to get children to go to sleep and Dame Valerie Beral on reproductive health.
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The right to challenge divorce settlements
Two women win the right to challenge their divorce settlement. How will it affect others?
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Nadiya Hussain; Rachel Weisz
Nadiya Hussain; the need for better followers at work; Kos refugees; Rachel Weisz.
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Laurie Anderson; Bee Rowlatt on Mary Wollstonecraft; Gizzi Erskine; Dinah Jefferies
Laurie Anderson, musician, performance artist and film-maker, talks to Emma Barnett.
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Intimate skin care, Mothers on marriage certificates, Steelworks job crisis
Do women need specialist skincare products to keep fresh intimate areas of their bodies?
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Weekend Woman's Hour: Nigella Lawson, Geena Davis, Sexism in nightclubs
Nigella Lawson. Geena Davis. Are nightclubs guilty of misogynoir? Student mental health.
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Nigella Lawson
Jenni Murray presents a celebration of all things food with Nigella Lawson.
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Nightclub racism, Andrew Marr on poetry, Lee Miller WWII photos, Children and sexuality
Andrew Marr, Helen Mort and Ruth Padel discuss women's poetry.
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Suffragette screenwriter Abi Morgan, Hollywood actress Geena Davis
The new film on the fight for women's votes, and Geena Davis on Thelma and Louise.
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Student mental health, Women's magazines, Jessa Crispin
Supporting students at university. Women's magazines and advertising. Jessa Crispin.
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Sari fashion, Conservative Party Conference, The mental pressures of starting university
Two students talk about the psychological pressures of starting university.
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Weekend Woman's Hour
The real Erin Brockovich and DPP Alison Saunders. Presented by Jenni Murray.
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Free speech and feminism, Joan Littlewood, Graphic novel by Una
Jenni Murray presents discussion on freedom of speech and feminism.
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Erin Brockovich, UN at 70, Alison Saunders DPP, Make-up art
Jenni Murray talks to the environmental activist Erin Brockovich.
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Ilona Domnich, Tess Hadley, Kate Green MP
Jane Garvey's guests are opera singer Ilona Domnich, author Tessa Hadley and Kate Green.
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Yes Parenting, Chef Sally Clarke, Alison Weir on the Lost Tudor Princess
What is yes parenting? Chef Sally Clarke on 30 years running her restaurant, Clarkes.
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Carly Fiorina, Republican nomination for US president
Carly Fiorina is vying for the Republican nomination for US president.
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Drew Barrymore and Toni Collette, Pensions, JoJo Moyes
Drew Barrymore and Toni Collette on friendship and women in films; pensions; JoJo Moyes.
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Drew Barrymore and Toni Collette
Drew Barrymore and Toni Collette discuss the film Miss You Already. Jenni Murray presents.
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Jane Shepherdson, Jojo Moyes, Nell Gwynn, Lorraine Pascale
Power List judge Jane Shepherdson, Jojo Moyes, Nell Gwynn on stage and Lorraine Pascale.
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Folk Band - Stick in the Wheel
Folk band Stick in the Wheel perform live. Plus the increased use of restorative justice.
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Judy Chicago, Sexual assaults in schools, Boho fashion, Tara J Lal
Jane Garvey talks to the pioneering feminist artist Judy Chicago.
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Women and Pensions
Women and pensions; erectile dysfunction; Jackie Collins; the history of emotions.
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Weekend Woman's Hour: Takeover Week
Kim Cattrall, Michelle Mone, Jacqueline Wilson, Nimko Ali, Bishop Rachel.
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Takeover Week: Jacqueline Wilson
Jacqueline Wilson is joined by Shirley Hughes, Sheila Hancock and Amanda Barrie.
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Takeover Week: Michelle Mone
Entrepreneur Michelle Mone takes over today's programme.
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Takeover Week: Bishop Rachel
The bishop of Gloucester, the Rt Rev Rachel Treweek, is our guest editor. With Jane Garvey