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Intellectuals—Free Thinking
Matthew Sweet discusses the role of intellectuals in public life.
Today21:00BBC Radio 4![]()
Adventures In Poetry - John Keats: On First Looking into Chapman's Homer—Poetry Extra
Daljit Nagra marks National Poetry Day with a highlight from the BBC's poetry archive.
Sunday07:00BBC Radio 4 Extra![]()
This Verb Contains Strong Language—The Verb
Ian McMillan and the best in poetry live from the Contains Strong Language festival.
Sunday17:10BBC Radio 4![]()
Bouncer George Bass on de-escalating conflict—Word of Mouth
Michael Rosen talks to a security guard who says that words are his riot shield in his job
Sunday20:00BBC Radio 4The number 10—Words and Music
Christopher Eccleston, Julie Hesmondhalgh and the BBC Phil at Contains Strong Language.
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Sir Jeremy Isaacs and Professor Mary Douglas—A Good Read
Jeremy Isaacs, Mary Douglas and Bonnie Greer talk favourite books.
Tuesday10:00BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Bouncer George Bass on de-escalating conflict—Word of Mouth
Michael Rosen talks to a security guard who says that words are his riot shield in his job
BBC Radio 4In the Studio: Poet Leonie Charlton on wildfires—Artists at Work
Leonie Charlton on her new book of poetry about wildfires
BBC World ServiceFour Seasons - A Celebration of the Autumn Equinox—Poetry Extra
Daljit Nagra marks the autumn equinox with a highlight from the BBC's poetry archive.
BBC Radio 4 ExtraPoems to help us brave the elements—The Verb
Ian McMillan with elemental haiku, poetry that moves mountains, and the best new writing.
BBC Radio 4Voices of Manchester—Word of Mouth
Rob Drummond talks to Michael about the ways people talk in Manchester.
BBC Radio 4Two Minutes to Midnight by Laura Beatty—BBC National Short Story Award, BBC National Short Story Award 2026
Two Minutes to Midnight by Laura Beatty is up for this award for the short story.
BBC Radio 4A Second Opinion by Caoilinn Hughes—BBC National Short Story Award, BBC National Short Story Award 2026
Caoilinn Hughes’ moving, humane story is up for the 21st BBC National Short Story Award.
BBC Radio 4Ditto by Cherise Saywell—BBC National Short Story Award, BBC National Short Story Award 2026
Cherise Saywell’s ‘Ditto’ is up for the prestigious 2026 BBC National Short Story Award.
BBC Radio 4Little Lands by Lucy Caldwell—BBC National Short Story Award, BBC National Short Story Award 2026
Little Lands by Lucy Caldwell is the second story up for this prestigious award.
BBC Radio 4In the Studio: Jack in the Green—Artists at Work
The Jack in the Green procession is one of the UK's biggest May Day celebrations.
BBC World ServiceBurning Bush by Merryn Glover—BBC National Short Story Award, BBC National Short Story Award 2026
The first contender for this year’s BBC National Short Story Award by Merryn Glover.
BBC Radio 4BBC Young Writers' Award Showcase 2026—BBC National Short Story Award
The 2026 BBC Young Writers’ Award with Cambridge University, presented by Lauren Layfield
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