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| 1968 - The Year Of Revolutions | ...Contributors include Peter Hain, JOAN BAKEWELL, Martin Kettle and Ann Leslie.... |
| Aled Jones With Good Morning Sunday | ...Roger Royle sits in for Aled Jones and says Good Morning Sunday to broadcaster JOAN BAKEWELL, who talks about her latest role as the Voice of Older People.... |
| Archive Hour, The | ...JOAN BAKEWELL selects highlights from Elizabethan Echoes, the Radio 4 season marking 400 years since the death of Queen Elizabeth I.... |
| Artist Of The Week | ...JOAN BAKEWELL talks to pianist Peter Katin, who has spent more than 50 years at the keyboard but detests the label `prodigy'. Music includes Chopin, Liszt and Scarlatti.... |
| Behind The Book | ...JOAN BAKEWELL presents a series of poetry 'detective' programmes in which she traces how different books of poetry came into existence.... |
| Belief | ...Series in which JOAN BAKEWELL talks to guests about their beliefs, the influences that have shaped them and their ideas about life's big questions.... |
| Brains Trust Revisited, The | ...Is the asking of questions the beginning of intelligence? JOAN BAKEWELL looks back at the classic series `The Brains Trust', which brought together some of the finest minds in science, philosophy and the arts to answer questions sent in by listeners. A new series begins next Saturday at 11pm.... |
| Brains Trust, The | ...JOAN BAKEWELL chairs the revival of the postwar discussion programme, originally launched in 1941 on BBC Radio's Home Service, in which leading minds in the fields of art, science, religion and philosophy debate important intellectual issues. With panellists Dr Theodore Zeldin, Professor Steven Rose, Angela Tilby and Ben Okri.... |
| Centre Of The Bed, The | ...JOAN BAKEWELL's autobiography is a beautifully written self-portrait by one of our most respected broadcasters. In extracts from this illuminating story of her life, JOAN BAKEWELL retraces her steps from her childhood in Stockport to her career in television, which she juggled with motherhood, marriage and a long-running affair. As she reflects on the choices she has made and the influences that shaped her, she confronts painful childhood memories of her mother's behaviour and talks candidly about her affair with Harold Pinter. She describes her experiences as one of the first female broadcasters on BBC television and as the only woman on the ground-breaking programme Late Night Line-Up, which made her a sixties icon. She describes her reaction to being labelled 'the thinking man's crumpet' and draws on her own experiences to chart the extraordinary changes in women's roles during her lifetime.... |
| Conversation On 3 - Belief | ...New series of programmes in which JOAN BAKEWELL talks to artists and thinkers about what they believe and why. In a society where the arena of belief has become increasingly personal and subjective, she explores in conversation with her guests the influences that have shaped them, the ideas they have about life's big questions and how what they believe affects both their personal and professional lives. Tonight, she talks to writer Blake Morrison.... |
| Conversation On Three - Belief | ...JOAN BAKEWELL talks to artists and thinkers about what they believe and why. She is joined by composer Jonathan Harvey ... |
| Conversations On 3 - Belief | ...JOAN BAKEWELL talks to priest and campaigner Una Kroll about her beliefs and the reasons behind them.... |
| Cover Stories | ...2/13. Fiction heavy-weight Fay Weldon and celebrated journalist JOAN BAKEWELL find out what makes women happy when they team up to discuss their latest books.... |
| Culture Club, The | ...JOAN BAKEWELL hosts a new quiz covering the entire artistic and musical canvas, recorded on location at arts and music festivals throughout the country.... |
| Desert Island Discs | ...Dame JOAN BAKEWELL... |
| Divine Spark Of Music, The | ...Composer James MacMillan delivers the Sandford St Martin Lecture in front of an invited audience. He talks about how religion has an important place in public life, particularly in its ability to inspire people through classical music. The debate is chaired by JOAN BAKEWELL... |
| Frost Collection, The | ...With Joanna Lumley, JOAN BAKEWELL, Charles Kennedy and Tim Vine ... |
| Great Libraries, The | ...JOAN BAKEWELL presents a new series of poetry programmes, in which she seeks out the most treasured poetry in some of the UK's great libraries.... |
| Great Lives | ...Biography discussion series. Tim Waterstone, founder of the bookstore chain, nominates Clement Attlee, the Labour prime minister, for assessment. With Ben Pimlott and JOAN BAKEWELL ... |
| Hello Cheeky | ...Aka JOAN BAKEWELL - because she's the guest star - one of the episodes the BBC has kept.... |
| Inside The Ethics Committee | ...JOAN BAKEWELL discusses the real-life case of Mary, a terminally-ill woman in her 80s. She has considered her condition and has decided that she wants to die.... |
| Inventing America - Artist Of The Week | ...JOAN BAKEWELL talks to violinist Joshua Bell. Born in INDIAna, he made his orchestral debut at the age of 14 with the Philadelphia Orchestra and Riccardo Muti. In this first programme, he talks about his early years as a child prodigy and his rapid rise to fame, with music by Kreisler, Prokofiev, Massenet and Mozart.... |
| I've Never Seen Star Wars | ...Dame JOAN BAKEWELL... |
| Midsummer Sins | ...JOAN BAKEWELL takes a 21st century look at the Seven Deadly Sins and asks if sins are that sinful any more.... |
| News Quiz, The [ok] | ...Alan Coren, Russell Davies, Clement Freud MP, JOAN BAKEWELL.... |
| Pick Of The Week | ...JOAN BAKEWELL.... |
| Private Passions | ...JOAN BAKEWELL... |
| Seeing By Wireless - The Life Of John Logie Baird | ...As part of the BBC's 75th anniversary, JOAN BAKEWELL narrates the life story of one of Scotland's greatest inventors. Featuring interviews with his son and daughter Professor Malcolm Baird and Diana Richardson, and his engineers Ray Herbert, Philip Hobson and Paul Revely.... |
| Skivers, The | ...JOAN BAKEWELL (ent)... |
| Something Understood | ...JOAN BAKEWELL explores the symbolism of the wall, a barrier which encloses, protects and segregates but sometimes crumbles and falls.... |
| Sound Choice | ...JOAN BAKEWELL presents a series aimed at music lovers and record buyers. Over eight programmes, music celebrities such as Thomas Allen, Andrew Davis and Richard Hickox talk about the earliest records that were significant for them, and Leonard Slatkin, Emma Johnson, Nicholas Daniel and Robert Tear compare notes on recordings they have heard without knowing who the performers are.... |
| Spirit Of Christmas, The | ...Lively conversation and music with JOAN BAKEWELL and guests as they discuss the perfect Christmas and unpack some of the eccentricities of Christmas behaviour, past and present.... |
| Third Ear | ...SBH:The painter of large, bold abstracts talks about his work to JOAN BAKEWELL. A programme in the series Third Ear.... |
| Who Goes There | ...Martin YOUNG chairs another edition of the quiz that looks into the lives of the rich and famous. This week's guests - Francis Wheen, JOAN BAKEWELL & Fred HOUSEGO.... |
| Wireless Wise | ...Stuart Maconie, JOAN BAKEWELL, Graeme Garden and Chris Searle.... |