Woman's Hour Episodes Episode guide
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Amy Tan; Baroness Hale; Women's sexual behaviour; Parliamentarian of the year
Jenni Murray meets Baroness Hale, the most senior woman in the British judiciary.
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Birdy; Charlotte Walker; Bipolar Blogger
Singer-songwriter Birdy performs live, plus award-winning bipolar blogger Charlotte Walker
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Women and the Law
Director of public prosecutions Alison Saunders on women and the law. With Jane Garvey.
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Mary J Blige; Louise Casey; Women on Bikes
Mary J Blige, social isolation among the elderly, and Louise Casey on Troubled Families.
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Weekend Woman's Hour: David Cameron; Women Bishops
David Cameron. Does education fail boys? Allegra McEvedy cooks. Pinky Lilani on networking
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Prostitution in France; Inventions for women; Men and body image
Heated debate in France on how to tackle prostitution. Presented by Jenni Murray.
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Female NEETs; Women Bishops
Women bishops. Why are there more female NEETs than male?
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Allegra McEvedy; CSA changes; Lady Helen Hamlyn
Jenni Murray meets philanthropist and WH powerlister Lady Helen Hamlyn.
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Women playwrights; Does the education system fail boys?
Does the education system fail boys? Jane Garvey presents the female perspective.
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Rebranding feminism; WH power-lister Pinky Lilani
What is being done for women who have been left 'painfully vulnerable' in the Philippines?
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Weekend Woman's Hour; Oprah Winfrey; Lilly Allen video
Oprah Winfrey, Biddy Baxter, WH power-lister Ann Cairns and singer-songwriter Nadine Shah.
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Oprah Winfrey; presidential elections in Chile; Helena Morrissey and Manchester orchestras and Children in Need.
Jenni Murray meets Oprah Winfrey; the Chilean presidential election, Helena Morrissey.
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Lily Allen; Nadine Shah
A feminist Lily Allen - does her parody of the modern pop video hit the right note?
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Biddy Baxter, Blue Peter legend; Breast cancer; Vintage clothes
Biddy Baxter, famed editor of Blue Peter talks to Jenni Murray.
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Where Have All the Good Nuns Gone?
The negative stereotypes of nuns on TV and in film. Cecelia Ahern on How to Fall in Love.
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Power-lister Carol Black; Mood marketing; Children in Need
WH power-lister Dame Carol Black on her leading role in medicine. With Jane Garvey.
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Weekend Woman's Hour: Laura Jurd: Dido Harding; Raven Kaliana
Equalities minister Maria Miller and Nicola Smith of the TUC discuss equal pay.
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Giselle Allen; Lisa Jardine; Children in parks; Lady Rhondda
Jenni Murray on the female characters in Peter Grimes and a new biography of Lady Rhondda.
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Laura Jurd; Refusing chemotherapy; Adult at 25?
Laura Jurd brings her trumpet to the studio for a spot of jazz improv. With Jenni Murray.
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Maternity discrimination; Penal reformers; Cheating partners
Jenni Murray talks maternity discrimination, penal reform and support for cheated partners
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Dido Harding; Women casting directors; Raven Kaliana; Empress Josephine
Dido Harding, CEO of TalkTalk, on her career and her position on the WH Power List.
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Mark Hix; Adoption; Femen
Mark Hix cooks the perfect cauliflower cheese. Can you be too old be adopted?
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Weekend Woman's Hour: Naomi Campbell; Cressida Dick; Amanda Holden
Supermodel Naomi Campbell. Assistant Commissioner Cressida Dick. Amanda Holden. Vloggers.
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Teenagers and domestic violence; Maxine Peake; Sue Bailey
Maxine Peake, teenagers and domestic violence, and forensic pyschiatrist Sue Bailey.
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Dame Julie Moore; Lynne Segal; Ali Smith on Antigone
Dame Julie Moore. Lynne Segal on the pleasures of ageing. Ali Smith on rewriting Antigone.
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Cressida Dick; Philomena Lee; Savages
Powerlister and assistant commissioner Cressida Dick; Mercury Award-nominated Savages.
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Naomi Campbell; Vlogging; Cartoon Mum
Supermodel Naomi Campbell on mentoring a new generation of hopefuls. With Jane Garvey.
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Amanda Holden; Vicky Pryce; Extraordinary women of the 'fifties
Amanda Holden on marriage, divorce, and her risky pregnancy. With Jane Garvey.
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Clare Gerada; Natalie Coleman; Alexandra Roach
Alexandra Roach, Clare Gerada on GPs and obesity, Natalie Coleman cooks, and Helen Clark.
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Helen Clark; Susie Orbach; Mariane Perle; Singing to survive; Sally Bolton
Former NZ Prime Minister Helen Clark, and media presentation of women. With Jenni Murray.