Woman's Hour Episodes Episode guide
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Ann Widdecombe; Curtis Sittenfeld
Ann Widdecombe, fines for unmarried mothers in China, and author Curtis Sittenfeld.
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Radical feminism; Children and bereavement
Do we need radical feminism? Plus Children and bereavement, and research into Tamoxifen.
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Raha Moharrak; Bullying in the Playground
Raha Moharrak on her Everest climb, making hats and how parents affect playground bullying
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Women in Syria; Impact of Pornography; Playground Bullying
The impact the Syrian conflict is having on women's lives. Presented by Jane Garvey.
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Jessica Hynes; Ute Lemper; Women in The Apprentice
Jessica Hynes on Up the Women, hate speech against women on Facebook, and Ute Lemper.
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Hafsat Abiola; Celebrating feminism; Marriage proposals; Child abuse; Maternity services
Hafsat Abiola, 100 deeds celebrating feminism, unusual proposals, and tackling child abuse
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Women and their dogs; Nikki Gemmell
Barking Blondes on loving their dogs, legal aid concerns, and designing plus-size fashion.
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Jessica Hynes; Rubella; Rita Hayworth
Jessica Hynes on Up the Women, fears of a rubella outbreak, and screen icon Rita Hayworth.
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Ute Lemper; Dana Stabenow
Ute Lemper on her latest song cycle, and strong women in The Apprentice. With Samira Ahmed
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Celebrating Extraordinary Women
Inspiring stories of women who have taken on the challenges that life has thrown at them.
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Rochdale abuse; Helen Sharman; TV violence and women
Leanne Benjamin on leaving the Royal Ballet after 20 years. Presented by Jane Garvey.
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Women's football; Ultrasound; TV violence against women
Jenni Murray offers a female perspective, discussing women's football and more.
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Leanne Benjamin
Leanne Benjamin on 20 years as principal dancer with the Royal Ballet. With Jenni Murray.
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Jan Hall; Bollywood Carmen; cot death advice
Powerlister Jan Hall, cot death risks, and Preeya Kalidas as Bollywood Carmen.
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The dangers of being a 'cool parent'; Sexual assaults in the US military
Sexual assaults in the US military, the dangers of being a 'cool' parent. With Jane Garvey
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Civil Partnerships; Men and Childcare; Snooping on a Partner
Is snooping on your partner ever acceptable? The female perspective with Jane Garvey.
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Weekend Woman's Hour. Yoko Ono; Princess Merida; Female Undertakers
Yoko Ono, Merida's makeover, Sharleen Spiteri, Caryn Franklin and Daphne Selfe, and trifle
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Sheila Dillon; British women and Islam; fatherhood; female composers
Sheila Dillon and cancer, British women and Islam, fatherhood and female composers.
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Lindsey Bareham Cooks the Perfect Trifle: Ruth Madoc; Older Models
Ruth Madoc on playing singer Dorothy Squires, and Lindsay Bareham cooks the perfect trifle
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Sharleen Spiteri; Alison Nimmo; Disney's Princess Merida
Jenni Murray talks women undertakers and Princess Merida, with music by Sharleen Spiteri.
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Yoko Ono; Dementia Care; Powerlister Shami Chakrabarti
Yoko Ono, dementia care and why debates around the table inspired Shami Chakrabarti.
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Female GPs; A Partner's Ex
Are part-time female GPs creating a problem for the health service? Jane Garvey presents.
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Financial Abuse; Kate Figes; Being Brave
Botox in your 20s, financial abuse, Kate Figes' Our Cheating Hearts, Independent midwives.
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Gillian Anderson; In celebration of aunts; Punk's influence on fashion
Gillian Anderson, punk's influence on fashion, and celebration of aunts. With Jenni Murray
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Cat Power; Independent Midwives
Cat Power, independent midwives, and the increasing influence of stay-at-home mothers.
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Botox for 20-somethings; Kate Figes on infidelity
Botox for 20-somethings, Kate Figes on infidelity, extreme porn laws. With Jenni Murray.
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Joanna Lumley; Lionel Shriver; Financial Abuse
Joanna Lumley, Lionel Shriver and Polly Morland join Jane Garvey.
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Women in the 1920s
Baroness Shirley Williams joins Jane Garvey to discuss women's lives in the 1920s.
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Weekend Woman's Hour: The Staves; fat-shaming; feminist teen bloggers
Presented by Jane Garvey, including harmony from three sisters as The Staves perform.
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The Staves; Alison Curtis; Women in science fiction
Folk rock singing sisters The Staves, and women in science fiction. Jenni Murray presents.