Ranked #1
India's Rise?
India's Rise?
On Start the Week Andrew Marr discusses India. The Indian MP Shashi Tharoor looks back at the history of the Raj in Ingl... Read more
22 May 2017
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41mins
Ranked #2
Yuval Noah Harari
Yuval Noah Harari
Yuval Noah Harari offers his 21 lessons for the 21st century. In a wide ranging discussion with Andrew Marr, Harari look... Read more
1 Oct 2018
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42mins
Ranked #3
Play and Creativity
Play and Creativity
On Start the Week, Tom Sutcliffe considers the relationship between play and creativity. Steven Johnson examines how the... Read more
13 Feb 2017
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44mins
Ranked #4
British culture and European influence
British culture and European influence
Britain has imported its culture from Europe for generations. Andrew Marr presents a special edition from Hatchlands Par... Read more
2 Jul 2018
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42mins
Ranked #5
Life Is a Dream
Life Is a Dream
Tom Sutcliffe discusses free will and fate; dreams and reality. Jesmyn Ward's prize-winning novel Sing, Unburied, Sing, ... Read more
23 Apr 2018
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42mins
Ranked #6
The Death of Democracy
The Death of Democracy
Will we recognise the signs that democracy has ended? Cambridge professor David Runciman worries that we spend far too m... Read more
7 May 2018
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41mins
Ranked #7
1968: Radicals and Riots
1968: Radicals and Riots
Fifty years after radicals took to the streets of Paris and stormed campuses across the Western World, Andrew Marr unpic... Read more
16 Apr 2018
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42mins
Ranked #8
Jordan Peterson: Rules for Life
Jordan Peterson: Rules for Life
Jordan Peterson, clinical psychologist and YouTube sensation, professes to bring order to chaos in his 12 Rules for Life... Read more
14 May 2018
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41mins
Ranked #9
A Theory of Everything?
A Theory of Everything?
On Start the Week Tom Sutcliffe asks if one day we might know everything. The mathematician Marcus du Sautoy and the phy... Read more
20 Jun 2016
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41mins