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Claudia Winkleman, Romesh and Shanthi Ranganathan, Frank Gardner and Odette Toilette

Jenni and Jane host a Christmas party with sparkling conversation and festive treats.

• 75 mins

Christmas Day party, Preparing for panto, Is Lucy the real star of the Peanuts movies?

Highlights of the Radio 4 Christmas Day party. Jane Garvey presents.

• 58 mins

Woman's Hour Quiz

Shappi Khorsandi, Sara Pascoe and Helen Lewis quizzed on women in the news over 2015.

• 45 mins

Was 2015 the year trans became mainstream?

Jane Garvey presents discussion on whether 2015 was the year that trans became mainstream.

• 45 mins

Alicia Vikander, Women in the Catholic Church, Gender Equality in the Film Industry

Alicia Vikander. Women in the Catholic Church. Gender equality in the film industry.

• 54 mins

Late Night Woman's Hour: Naked for New Year

Intimate late-night conversation as Lauren Laverne and guests discuss nudity.

• 58 mins

Women in music 2015, Changing your life

Journalists Jude Rogers and Laura Snape join Jenni Murray to discuss women in music.

• 58 mins

Woman's Hour Turns 70 in 2016

Jenni Murray hears how Woman's Hour first got on air in 1946, and how it stayed there.

• 58 mins

Weekend Woman's Hour

Sara Pascoe and Shappi Khorsandi in a quiz, plus the power of nudity and embracing change.

• 58 mins

04/01/2016

A phone-in discussing making small or significant life changes.

• 45 mins

Podcasts for 2016, Women voters and the EU referendum

Helen Zaltzman and Miranda Sawyer on podcasts to look out for in 2016.

• 58 mins

Toni Morrison's Beloved; Loneliness

Loneliness - who suffers, and what can be done? Jenni Murray presents.

• 54 mins

Jessica Raine

Actor Jessica Raine talks about her starring role in ITV's new period drama Jericho.

• 58 mins

Mhairi Black, Safe drinking, Amy Jackson, Shepherdess

Women's pensions, new alcohol guidelines, Bollywood's Amy Jackson, One Girl and Her Dogs.

• 58 mins

Toni Morrison's Beloved, Sound of 2016

The influence of Toni Morrison's book Beloved. 麻豆官网首页入口 Sound of 2016: Alessia Cara and Nao.

• 58 mins

Tracey Ullman, Tulip Siddiq MP on parliamentary voting, Burdening women with social care

Comedy star Tracey Ullman on her return to the British screen and success in the States.

• 45 mins

Learning to eat, The impact of the This Girl Can campaign on women's physical activity, Bisexuality

Fussy eaters and changing food habits, the This Girl Can fitness campaign, bisexuality.

• 58 mins

Falling in love with a much older person

Why not fall in love with a much older person? Cologne assaults; young women and work.

• 54 mins

Commander of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst Lieutenant Colonel Lucy Giles

The first woman to command the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, Lt Colonel Lucy Giles.

• 58 mins

Marie Kondo, Hand-me-down music, Shami Chakrabarti, Nana cafe

Spark joy tidying; leaving Liberty; passing music taste onto kids; cafe run by older women

• 58 mins

Tracey Ullman, Shami Chakrabarti

Tracey Ullman on her new sketch show. How we learn to eat. A cycle courier's story.

• 58 mins

Pensions Phone-In with Jane Garvey and Paul Lewis

Call us with your pension questions today.

• 58 mins

Muslim women and learning English; Drew Gilpin Faust, the first woman president at Harvard

Harvard's president, Drew Gilpin Faust. And why the UK stillbirth rate is still too high.

• 58 mins

Sleeplessness and new mothers, Margaret Drabble on Janet Frame, Are high street prices sexist?

Margaret Drabble discusses a favourite author. How serious is sleeplessness after birth?

• 54 mins

Prostitution zones, Friends and illness, Zero waste, Puppy farms

Protected prostitution, friends and chronic illness, living waste free and farming puppies

• 45 mins

Is digital and social media a benefit or a distraction at work?

Is digital and social media a benefit or a distraction at work?

• 58 mins

Learning English to integrate; Living with less stuff; Illness and friends

As the prime minister urges more Muslim women to learn English, does it help integration?

• 58 mins

Anne-Marie Slaughter on work-life balance, Female refugees, Forensic pathologist Professor Helen Whitwell

US lawyer, academic and campaigner Anne-Marie Slaughter on work-life balance.

• 58 mins

Zika virus, Leaving care, Pain study, Kat Arney

Impact of Zika fever on pregnant women. Leaving care as a teen. Hormones and pain relief.

• 58 mins

Championing women's football

Baroness Sue Campbell, the FA's new head of women's football. Plus teenage chronic fatigue

• 41 mins