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Sunday - Leroy Logan; Prayer Wall; Witches Pardon - BBC Sounds
Edward Stourton a look at the ethical and religious issues of the week.
Gilles Peterson - Words, music and Shakedown mix with IG Culture - BBC Sounds
Gilles is joined by legendary producer IG Culture to discuss his new project LCSM.
Sunday Morning - With Cathy Macdonald - BBC Sounds
Two hours of music and stimulating conversation from a faith and ethical perspective.
Blood Lands - Blood on the Wall - BBC Sounds
Two men arrive at a South African farmhouse triggering a violent series of events.
Jeremy Vine - Curfew and River Pollution - BBC Sounds
Jeremy discuses curfew, river pollution, A-level exams and 4x4s in the Lake District.
Word of Mouth - Emoji: The Future of Language? - BBC Sounds
Is emoji really the world's fastest-growing language? Michael Rosen finds out.
My Dream Dinner Party - Simon Schama's Dream Dinner Party - BBC Sounds
Historian and writer Sir Simon Schama converses with his heroes brought back to life.
Ramblings - The Mendips with Professor Alice Roberts - BBC Sounds
Clare walks with TV anthropologist and academic Alice Roberts.
Four Thought - In Defence of Embarrassment - BBC Sounds
Tiffany Atkinson rehabilitates the concept of embarrassment.
Newscast - Short circuit - BBC Sounds
PM says a second wave is hitting the UK.
Science in Action - Malaria resistance breakthrough - BBC Sounds
Discovered in East Africa, the finding holds promise for completely new treatments.
The Life Scientific - Sarah Gilbert on developing a vaccine for Covid-19 - BBC Sounds
How did Sarah Gilbert get so far, so fast in developing a vaccine for Covid-19?
The Briefing Room - Covid-19: Six Months On - BBC Sounds
It's been six months since lockdown was introduced - what have we learned about Covid-19?
You're Dead To Me - The History of Chocolate - BBC Sounds
Greg Jenner and his guests explore the culinary and cultural history of chocolate.
The Film Programme - Rocks - BBC Sounds
Theresa Ikoko and Claire Wilson: How We Wrote Rocks.
World Business Report - Will a coronavirus vaccine reach the developing world? - BBC Sounds
The charity Oxfam warns that developing countries may miss out on any coronavirus vaccine
The Reunion - Virago Press - BBC Sounds
Kirsty Wark reunites those involved in the early years of feminist publisher Virago.
Witness History - Tank Man - BBC Sounds
A photo of a man confronting a tank in China caught the world's imagination in 1989
Farming Today - 17/09/20 - Moorland burning ban, pea vodka, harvest 2020 and deep burrowing worms - BBC Sounds
What has happened to the promised ban on burning on peat bogs?
Business Daily - US Elections: What it means for healthcare - BBC Sounds
How voters' decision in November could affect their coverage