Series of biographical discussions, with Matthew Parris
Series of biographical discussions with Matthew Parris. Phill Jupitus nominates former Clash frontman Joe Strummer. Biographer and friend Chris Salewicz offers personal insights.
DetailsSeries of biographical discussions with Matthew Parris. Author William Boyd champions playwright Anton Chekhov's claim to greatness. With Chekhov biographer Donald Rayfield.
DetailsSeries of biographical discussions with Matthew Parris. BBC Science Correspondent Pallab Ghosh explains how Marie Curie achieved fame through her work on radioactivity.
DetailsSeries of biographical discussions with Matthew Parris. 5/9. Pauline Black, lead singer with The Selecter, nominates Billie Holiday, one of the greatest jazz singers of all time.
DetailsSeries of biographical discussions with Matthew Parris. 6/9. Fiona Bruce champions the claim to greatness of the notorious femme fatale Mata Hari. Studio guest is Julie Wheelwright.
DetailsSeries of biographical discussions with Matthew Parris. Theatre director, actress and writer Yvonne Brewster nominates poet Claude McKay.
DetailsSeries of biographical discussions with Matthew Parris. 8/9. Archaeologist Barry Cunliffe nominates Julius Caesar, a brilliant orator and military tactician.
DetailsSeries of biographical discussions with Matthew Parris. 8/9: Archaeologist Barry Cunliffe nominates Julius Caesar, a brilliant orator and military tactician.
DetailsSeries of biographical discussions with Matthew Parris. 9/9: In a special edition from the Hay Festival, comedian and broadcaster Dr Phil Hammond nominates George Bernard Shaw.
DetailsSeries of biographical discussions with Matthew Parris. 9/9: In a special edition from the Hay Festival, comedian and broadcaster Dr Phil Hammond nominates George Bernard Shaw.
DetailsSeries of biographical discussions with Matthew Parris. Despite being totally fictional, Nick Danziger makes a powerful case for the little Belgian reporter.
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