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On the pop culture podcast this week: we discuss Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, the Zadie Smith adaptation NW and Tavi Gevinson’s Infinity Diaries for Rookie.
“Do you remember in The Way We Were, how Katie and Hubbell broke up?”
Kids on the Edge made me wonder why the adults agreed to let their children be filmed. Plus: the adaptation of Zadie Smith’s NW.
Susie Orbach's In Therapy has turned from an oddity to a thrilling drama.
A The Simpsons course at Glasgow University, “D'oh! The Simpsons Introduce Philosophy”, actually makes a lot of sense.
In honour of the forthcoming Netflix revival, we devote a whole hour to the world of Gilmore Girls.
After jokingly predicting a Trump presidency in a previous episode, the shows creators responded to the billionaire's shock victory.
The TV dramatisation of Zadie Smith’s novel examines the economic inequality which the Leave vote so harshly exposed.
As a British second-generation Nigerian immigrant, this new series reminds me of the experiences I share with my father.
The composer is writing one new piece of music a week for the BBC station's breakfast show – mostly, by hiding in the spare room.
This year’s is a hollow disgrace.
Trump, Brexit, the rise of the far right across Europe – these are turbulent times for the world. Help us hold our leaders to account and tell the stories the world needs to hear.
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