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Sisters in Country: Dolly, Linda and Emmylou
How the three country artists ended up uniting as close harmony singers on the Trio album.
BBC Four
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Butterfly Mind
Can a Shaman cure writer's block? Playwright, David Greig, tries to find out.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Unswayables: Trump's Loyal Army
Michael Goldfarb is in Pennsylvania hearing the reasons Americans are voting Trump.
BBC Radio 4
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The Escaped Lyric
Nick Berkeley shows how song lyrics help us articulate and negotiate aspects of our lives.
BBC Radio 4
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Keepsake for My Lover
Janine H Jones explores the history of the 'voice recording booth'.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Asquith's Fight for Equality
Oona King reveals how West Indian Asquith Xavier fought a colour bar at Euston station.
BBC Radio 4
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Searching for Tobias
Eight years after she first met him in Mississippi, Chloe Hadjimatheou searches for Tobias
BBC Radio 4
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The Pursuit of Power
What is power, and how does it work? Bronwen Maddox talks to five people to find out.
BBC Radio 4
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Aberfan: Memory and Meaning
Dai Smith asks what meaning might be found in the deaths of so many people at Aberfan.
BBC Radio Wales
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Aberfan: Covering a Catastrophe
Felicity Evans meets some of the journalists who reported on the Aberfan disaster.
BBC Radio Wales
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Thelma & Michael: Love In The Cutting Room
Cinema's great love story - UK director Michael Powell and US editor Thelma Schoonmaker.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Sleuths, Spies & Sorcerers: Andrew Marr's Paperback Heroes
Andrew Marr explores detective fiction, fantasy epics and spy novels.
BBC Four
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Green Cities from Bricks and Mortar
Historian Dan Cruickshank asks if new garden cities are the answer to our housing crisis.
BBC Radio 4
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The Robber Barons
Historian Adam Smith tells the stories of the giants of 19th Century American business.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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21 Shades of Noir: Lee Child on John D MacDonald
The Jack Reacher author Lee Child investigates the unusual life of author John D Macdonald
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Gunning For Education
Ian Peddie studies new Texan laws allowing concealed handguns into classrooms.
BBC Radio 4
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Objects of Desire
Matthew Sweet explores how the things people accumulate reflect who they are.
BBC Radio 4
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The Case for Doing Nothing
Stephen Barber calls on politicians to resist the urge to act and instead do nothing.
BBC Radio 4
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The Intimate Art of Tattoo
Laurence Llewelyn Bowen explores the exponential rise in tattooing across the UK.
BBC Radio 4
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Body Count Rising
Doon Mackichan asks if we need a moratorium on glossy TV dramas with female victims.
BBC Radio 4
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Too Many Helping Hands
Peter White asks if blind children who go to mainstream schools get too much support.
BBC Radio 4
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Britain's Black Past
Gretchen Gerzina explores the lives of black people in Britain during a time of slavery.
BBC Radio 4
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A Casual Clearance
Clare Jenkins explores the emotional challenges faced when clearing out her parents' home.
BBC Radio 4
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The Founding of Mensa
Rachel Gillman speaks to Ian Fergus, high IQ club Mensa archivist, about its early days.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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What Does Theresa Really Think?
Nick Robinson examines Theresa May's political beliefs and underlying philosophy.
BBC Radio 4
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The British Film Studios - Pinewood
John Huntley traces the history of one of Britain’s most iconic centres of film making.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Pony Tales
What is the appeal of ponies and pony books to girls - and some post-menopausal women?
BBC Radio 4
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Britain's Lost Masterpieces
Series tracking down lost and hidden paintings from local museums and galleries.
BBC Four
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Reporting Terror: A Dangerous Game
Journalists debate terrorism in the news. Does the media need a new approach?
BBC Radio 4
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Arthur Russell: Vanished into Music
An imaginative portrait of the elusive musician Arthur Russell.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Moving Pictures
A long, slow look at great artworks, photographed in extraordinary detail.
BBC Radio 4
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UNESCO: 70 Years of Peacekeeping
Charlotte Higgins explores the work of the UN's peacekeeping agency.
BBC Radio 4
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The Envy of the World
Humphrey Carpenter charts the history of the Third Programme and Radio 3
BBC Radio 3
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Ian Sansom and The Little People
Leprechauns, sprites, imps and elves - Ian Sansom is searching for the diminutive other.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Sunni-Shia: Islam Divided
Two-part series explaining the Sunni-Shia divide past and present.
BBC Radio 4
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Still Loving Thy Neighbour?
Mark Hodkinson revisits the sitcom Love Thy Neighbour, forty years after it was last shown
BBC Radio 4
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A History of the Infinite
Adrian Moore journeys through philosophical thought on infinity over thousands of years.
BBC Radio 4
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Shrinking Population: How Japan Fell Out of Love with Love
Tulip Mazumdar finds young people in Japan rejecting intimacy and a population in decline.
BBC Radio 4
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The King of Dreams
Alice Roberts goes in search of the man who taught us how to control our own dreams.
BBC Radio 4
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The Call of the Pipes
An inside story of two pipe bands, Thiepval Memorial and McDonald Memorial.
BBC Two Northern Ireland
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Up Close And Personal
Clarke Peters follows the croon and practitioners of the art including Rudy Vallee.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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James Wong's Alternative Country Garden
Garden designer James Wong asks if British gardening is stuck in the past.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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The Double War
Alvin Hall explores an LP of African-American soldiers discussing fighting in Vietnam.
BBC Radio 4
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The Waterside Ape
Sir David Attenborough examines new evidence on a controversial theory of human origins.
BBC Radio 4
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