Woman's Hour Episodes Episode guide
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Hollywood Star Maureen O'Hara; Epilepsy in children
Maureen O'Hara on her Hollywood life. Diagnosing epilepsy in children. Plus, Emily Eavis.
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Premature Babies; Dr Jennie Brand-Miller on the GI diet
Should intensive care be given to very premature babies? Plus, creation of the GI diet.
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Poet Ruth Padel; Neurologist and pop mucisian Dr Stavia Blunt
Poet Ruth Padel on searching for tigers. Plus, neurologist pop musician Dr Stavia Blunt.
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Understanding child abuse; The benefits system and marriage
The discussion of child abuse and Michael Jackson's trial. Plus, benefits and marriage.
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Tax and the Military; Gender equality in football
Opting out of tax used by the military. Plus, should the sexes play football together?
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Women in the clergy; Novelist Patricia Tyrell
Why are more women training for the clergy? Plus, writer Patricia Tyrell on later success.
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Rape in South Africa; Poet Grace Nichols
Dealing with South Africa's escalating rape problem. Plus, Guyanan poet Grace Nichols.
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Children and jailed parents; Singer Roisin Murphey
How honest should parents be when one of them is jailed? Plus, singer Roisin Murphey.
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Children and the NHS; Author Susan Hill
Does the NHS discriminate against children? Plus, author Susan Hill on The Pure in Heart.
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Scientist Gill Samuels; Vegan children
Gill Samuels, the scientist behind Viagra on her career. Plus, veganism and children.
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Orange Prize for fiction; Singer Shirley Manson
Debating the Orange Prize, is a women only award still needed? Plus, Shirley Manson.
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Women's rights in Pakistan; Singer Lizz Wright
Gauging the state of women's rights in Pakistan. Plus, jazz singer Lizz Wright.
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Migration and gender; Hillary Cottam on institutional design
Examining how gender affects migration. Plus, Hilary Cottam on transforming institutions.
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Jane Fonda; Women's football
Actor Jane Fonda on her varied life and roles. Plus, the low profile of women's football.
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Teenage mothers; Couples who live apart
Examining the risk of demonising teenage mothers. Plus, couples choosing to live apart.
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Phone-in: Depression
How should we tackle the problem of depression? Listeners offer their experiences.
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Depression; Tanni Grey-Thompson on disabled parenting
Has depression lost its social stigma? Plus, Tanni Grey-Thompson on disabled parenting.
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Leaving children home alone; Actor Goldie Hawn
Is it safe to leave a child of any age 'home alone'? Plus, hollywood actor Goldie Hawn.
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The right age for formal education; Women in Lebanese politics
When should children start their formal education? Plus, women in Lebanese politics.
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Sex education for adults; Potter Monica Young
Is there a need for sexual health advise for older women? Plus, Monica Young's legacy.
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Priscilla Presley; Fostering in Ghana
Priscilla Presley on life before and after Elvis. Plus, child fostering problems in Ghana.
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Fertility tourism; Nancy Cartwright
Advantages and risks of fertility tourism. Plus, voice of Bart Simpson, Nancy Cartwright.
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Women's Watershed Fiction
What books changed listeners' view of being a woman? The announcement of the top ten.
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Breast cancer and relationships; Author Joyce Carol Oates
How does the news of breast cancer affect relationships? Plus, author Joyce Carol Oates.
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Children, HIV and schools; Eddi Fiegal on singer Cass Elliot
Should schools be informed about HIV positive pupils? Plus, Eddi Fiegal on Cass Elliot.
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Child Protection; Planning a garden
Is British child protection in crisis? Planning a garden. Plus, Georgian prostitution.
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Donna Anthony on her wrongful imprisonment; Women in space
Donna Anthony on wrongfull conviction for killing her two children. Plus, women in space.
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Cambodian adoption; Work related stress
The couples affecetd by the ban on adoptions from Cambodia. Plus, work related stress.
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Converting to Islam; Polycystic ovarian syndrome and diet
Na'ima B Robert on converting to Islam and life after. Plus, polycystic ovarian syndrome.
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Men's health; Finishing schools
What can be done to meet men's health needs? Plus, new interest in finishing schools.