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From the Ashes

Allan Little looks at arts festivals started in the aftermath of World War Two

• 43 mins

Literary Pursuits: EM Forster's Maurice

Forster's gay love story was a forbidden book, unpublished until his death.

• 43 mins

Edinburgh 70: Nothing Short of a Miracle

Jim Naughtie reflects on the origins of the Edinburgh Festival.

• 26 mins

Sunday Feature: The Killers

Adam Smith traces the birth and afterlife of Ernest Hemingway鈥檚 explosive short story.

• 43 mins

Sunday Feature: Every County in the State of California

A radio road movie with Dana Gioia, Poet Laureate of California, reading in every county.

• 43 mins

Sunday Feature: John Tusa's Opera Journey

John Tusa revisits the three provincial German towns where he first discovered opera

• 43 mins

A Flapper's Guide to the Opera

Dr Alexandra Wilson steps into the shoes of a flapper for a journey back to 1920s London.

• 43 mins

Sunday Feature: New Generation Thinkers

Features from two New Generation Thinkers on Afrofuturism and German Lieder

• 43 mins

Sunday Feature: Emigranti - 1917 Revisited

How do Russia's latest cultural emigres feel about leaving their homeland?

• 43 mins

Resurrecting Mayakovsky

Ian Sansom attempts to resurrect the spirit of poet Vladimir Mayakovsky

• 44 mins

New Generation Thinkers: Edmund Richardson and Sarah Jackson

New Generation Thinkers: Edmund Richardson and Sarah Jackson

• 43 mins

SUNDAY FEATURE THE 40 DAYS OF MUSA DAGH

Franz Werfel's 1933 novel The 40 Days of Musa Dagh was written as remembrance & warning.

• 43 mins

The Radio 3 Documentary: Radio Controlled

Robert Worby on how post-war German radio was conscripted to fight the cultural cold war.

• 43 mins

Literary Pursuits - Jekyll and Hyde

Sarah Dillon discovers the story behind the writing of R.L. Stevenson's horror classic

• 43 mins

Sunday Feature - Concerto: The One and the Many

Simon Russell Beale explores the dynamics between soloist and orchestra in the concerto.

• 43 mins

Sunday Feature - Blind, Black and Blue

Why were so many of the early blues musicians in America's Deep South blind?

• 43 mins

Too Many Artists

Paul Morley asks "Can there be too many artists in the world?"

• 43 mins

Exit Burbage - The Man Who Created Hamlet

Without Richard Burbage, there would be no Shakespeare. Yet he's virtually unknown - why?

• 43 mins

Sunday Feature: Supernatural Japan

An alternative look at modern Japan's uneasy relationship with ghosts and ghost stories.

• 43 mins

Japan's Never-Ending War

Rana Mitter visits Tokyo to explore how Japan remembers World War Two today through film.

• 43 mins

Japan's Never-Ending War

Rana Mitter visits Tokyo to explore how Japan remembers World War Two through movies.

• 43 mins

Oh Dr Kinsey Look What You've Done to Me

Exploring different aspects of history, science, philosophy and the arts.

• 43 mins

Japan's Never Ending War

Rana Mitter visits Tokyo to explore how Japan remembers World War Two today through film.

• 43 mins

David Attenborough - World Music Collector

David Attenborough recalls collecting music from around the world, and listens once again

• 43 mins

The Summer Forest

Once upon a time, Eleanor Rosamund Barraclough woke up in the summer forest.

• 44 mins

Binary and Beyond Part 1

Might explorations of gender in great art of the past help illuminate today's issues?

• 43 mins

Binary and Beyond: part two

Emma Smith on how coverage of gender in the arts might help us understand today's debate

• 43 mins

Tony Harrison's Prague Spring

How one of Britain's best known poets experienced the drama of the 1960s Prague Spring.

• 43 mins

In Search of Yves Klein

Liliane Lijn explores the work of postwar French artist Yves Klein.

• 43 mins

I Know an Island - RM Lockley

Jon Gower uncovers the work of the pioneering naturalist RM Lockley.

• 43 mins