| Programme Name: | Details: |
|---|---|
| 1968 - Sex, Telly And Britain | ...Contributors include GERMAINE GREER and Paul Nicholas.... |
| Beyond The Canvas | ...Lucy Gough's drama reflects on the problems of being a female artist in 17th-century Florence. With Anna Chancellor, Susan Jeffrey and David Perks. GERMAINE GREER discusses Artemesia Gentileschi's interpretation of the apocryphal story of Judith's seduction and decapitation of the enemy leader Holofernes.... |
| Bookclub | ...James Naughtie is joined by GERMAINE GREER to discuss her groundbreaking book The Female Eunuch. Published in 1970, the book changed women's lives and has been in print ever since.... |
| Che Lives! | ...Featuring Sir Alan Parker, George Galloway, Wim Wenders, Ricky Gervais and Prof GERMAINE GREER... |
| Festschrift For Lucky Jim, A | ...Laurie Taylor celebrates the 50th anniversary of the publication of Kingsley Amis's Lucky Jim. Contributors include GERMAINE GREER, Melvyn Bragg and Norman Stone.... |
| Freak Out! The Frank Zappa Story | ...GERMAINE GREER presents a profile of Frank Zappa, the 70s icon of eccentric rock whose range of work included serious orchestral composition, film-making and social activism, particularly in the field of anti-censorship.... |
| Genius | Recorded in front of an audience, Genius is the radio comedy series which sees award-winning comedian Dave Gorman and a celebrity guest chew over the ridiculous, unworkable but sometimes genius inventions, schemes and policies of the public. ...GERMAINE GREER... |
| Georgiana, Duchess Of Devonshire | ...Martha Kearney presents of highlights of the past year's programmes, including Monica Lewinsky, GERMAINE GREER, Julie Birchill and Hugh Grant. Drama: `Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire' by Amanda Foreman (11/15). / By Amanda Foreman, dramatised in 15 parts by Jennifer Curry. 11: `True Love, 1790'. At long last Georgiana has produced a son and heir, but her unhappy marriage leads to exile when she falls in love with Charles Grey. With Juliet Aubrey, Judi Dench, Michael Williams, Maggie Steed and Emilia Fox. Directors: Cherry Cookson and Janet Whitaker.... |
| Heresy | ...David Baddiel, GERMAINE GREER and Rufus Hound.... |
| Long View, The | ...Series which finds the past behind the present. GERMAINE GREER, Fiona Shaw and Jonathan Freedland discuss the furore surrounding the introduction of the smallpox inoculation.... |
| Manuscripts Don't Burn | ...Jenni Murray is joined by feminist GERMAINE GREER and Laura Doyle, the controversial anti-feminist and proponent of surrendering to your man. Drama: `Manuscripts Don't Burn', the diaries of Yelena Bulgakova edited by J A E Curtis and abridged by D J Britton (3/5). / The diaries of Yelena Bulgakova, abridged in five parts by D J Britton from the collection edited by J A E Curtis. 3: A ball at the American embassy is a novelty, but government spies are everywhere. With Suzanne Burden, Jonathan Tafler and Sue Jones Davies. Directed by Alison Hindell ... |
| Miseducation Of Women, The | ...With Jenni Murray. A panel including GERMAINE GREER, Helen Wilkinson and Ruth Alinek discuss James Tooley's book `The Miseducation of Women'. Drama: `The Frederica Quartet' (7/15).... |
| National Treasures | ...GERMAINE GREER champions the vast natural resource of the Thames Estuary while historian Tristram Hunt argues for Stonehenge, one of the world's great heritage sites.... |
| Poet Who Lost His Head, The | ...To mark the 700th anniversary of his death, GERMAINE GREER, Clive James, Nicholas Mann and others reflect on his enduring influence, while the pathologist in charge of the recent exhumation of Petrarch's bones reveals some bizarre findings.... |
| Radio 3's Great Balloon Debate | ...The writer and broadcaster GERMAINE GREER for JS Bach, Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger for Beethoven, Michael Portillo MP... |
| Sentimental Journey | ...Arthur Smith accompanies academic, writer and critic GERMAINE GREER on a sentimental journey to southern Italy, where she spent the summer in 1967.... |
| Shakespeare Lecture | ...GERMAINE GREER makes the case for Shakespeare the subversive, arguing that his neglected play King John is one of the most extraordinary theatrical experiments ever performed and a radical challenge to the values of monarchy.... |
| Writers At Work [radio Ulster] | ...GERMAINE GREER, author of the Female Eunuch, talks to William Crawley about her life including her Irish background, her provocative views on culture and her love of Shakespeare.... |