Sunday Feature Episodes Available now
It Ain't Necessarily So—Music and the Jews
3/3 Norman Lebrecht on the idea of a 'Jewish thumbprint' in Mendelssohn's and others' music.
There's a Place for Us—Music and the Jews
2/3 Norman Lebrecht traces the history of female Jewish singers.
I've Heard There Was a Secret Chord—Music and the Jews
1/3 Norman Lebrecht explores the role music has played at some key points in Jewish history.
Eileen Gray: The Missing Heart of Design
Fiona Shaw explores the life and work of Irish-born designer and architect Eileen Gray.
Episode 2—Faith Without God
2/2 Michael Goldfarb explains how Buddhism and Confucianism became religions.
Episode 1—Faith Without God
1/2 Michael Goldfarb learns about the real lives of Buddha, Confucius, Thales and Pythagoras.
Living with Memory in Rwanda
Zoe Norridge reports from Rwanda on how the country's devastating genocide is remembered.
Shanghai - World City Redux
Rana Mitter on how today's ultra-modern Shanghai is rediscovering its glamorous past.
Albrecht Durer: Printing Press Native
Charlotte Higgins charts the printing prowess of German Renaissance artist Albrecht Durer.
Somme
Paul Farley visits the Somme, a river whose sleepy character belies its violent history.
