BBC Radio 4
The Magnificat
Hugh Dennis explores the Magnificat, one of the most covered liturgical texts.
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The Making of Modern Medicine
Narrative history series exploring over 2,000 years of western medicine
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The Maltby Collection
Sitcom by David Nobbs, set in a small art museum staffed by eccentrics and obsessives
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The Man from the McCarthy Agency
Matthew Sweet reveals the untold story of film critic Harold McCarthy.
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The Man Who Bought Hendrix's Stage
Phill Jupitus visits Nashville to meet Joe Chambers and his collection of rock memorabilia
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The Man Who Made France Old
Julian Barnes and Hermione Lee investigate Prosper Merimee, author and conservationist
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The Man Who Sold Peerages
Shaun Ley tells the tale of Maundy Gregory, who sold peerages on behalf of Lloyd George.
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The Man Who Was Bojangles
Kwame Kwei-Armah unravels the myths behind Mr Bojangles, the name and the song.
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The Manchester Writers
John Harris takes a look at how writers in 1930s Manchester shaped our views of the north.
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The Manuscript Hunter
Profile of Thomas Staley, who has bought the archives of UK writers for a Texas university
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The Marx Brothers in Britain
Glenn Mitchell profiles the visits to Britain of legendary comedy team The Marx Brothers.
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The Material World
Quentin Cooper takes a stroll through the streets of Edinburgh searching for clues to the city's rich scientific past.
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The Medal Makers
Allison Curbishley explores the silent but crucial presence of judges at sporting events.
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The Media Show
Steve Hewlett presents a topical programme about the fast-changing media world
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The Medicalisation of Normality
Are we are turning normal human behaviour into medical conditions?
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The Men Who Fell to Earth
Former paratrooper John McDonald tells the history of military parachuting.
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The Men with the Golden Feet
A look at what the new breed of multi-millionaire footballers are doing with their wealth.
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The Message
Jenni Murray and guests engage in lively conversation about how current media trends affect our lives.
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The Missing Penny
In 1933, only a handful of pennies were minted. Phil Mussell sets about tracking one down.
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The Monsarrat Archive
Barry Norman explores the archive of material amassed by author Nicholas Monsarrat.
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