Arts & Culture: Radio
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Master of the universe
Even a pop star obsessed by UFOs can turn out to be charming and witty
In radio
Extraordinary tales of English folk
- By Antonia Quirke
- 24 April
Late Junction has the power to move (and snooze) in its trip through Albion
King Arthur comes home
- By Celia Quartermain
- 14 April
How a key Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood painting by Edward Burne-Jones ended up on a Caribbean island
Who's the daddy?
- By Stephen Armstrong
- 10 April
Donald Sutherland is a veteran Hollywood activist who in the 1970s made anti-Vietnam films with Jane Fonda. Those heady days pale in comparison to today's political battles.
International front
- By Rahul Verma
- 10 April
The term "world music" has finally become redundant in 2008
A message to you, Auntie
- By Daniel Trilling
- 10 April
The BBC's celebration of 2 Tone is something of an opportunity missed
Journey to the promised land
- By Antonia Quirke
- 03 April
Martin Luther King is laid bare, neuroses and all, in an honest account of his death
Feature
Not quite as easy as 1,2,3
A mind-bending lecture about maths leaves us listeners none the wiser
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Man of a thousand voices
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- By Antonia Quirke
- 19 March 2008
Code name: Fancypants
- By Antonia Quirke
- 13 March 2008
The late, late show
- By Jude Rogers
- 06 March 2008
Uneasy listening
- By Lynsey Hanley
- 28 February 2008
