蜜芽传媒 Radio 4 - Free Thinking

Shakespeare, history, pathology and dissonant sound

Shahidha Bari on a new staging of Shakespeare's Henry VI. Why is Warwick a key figure?

From knitting patterns to greetings cards: Naomi Paxton looks at a series of UK archives

Gender, class and domestic tasks. Matthew pulls on his rubber gloves and gets stuck in.

Artist Hew Locke plus historians Sarah Caputo, Jake Subryan Richards and Tom Nancollas.

Matthew Sweet and guests look at the role of ritual, laments and how we express grief.

Kevin Rudd talks about avoiding catastrophic conflict between China and the USA.

Shahidha Bari with Ian Kelly, Hannah Greig, Sophie Coulombeau, Brianna Kirkland-Robertson.

Laurence Scott introduces the ten academics chosen to share their research on radio.

Confronting the man who jilted you is the plot of this 1960s Argentine expressionist film

Matthew Sweet watches the 1973 martial arts film made before Bruce Lee's death aged 32.