Series featuring new writing and stimulating discussion
Dominic Arkwright chairs a discussion on the theme of ambition, with guests Terence Blacker, Tina Lamb and Shaun Bailey.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs a discussion on the theme of feeling like an impostor, with guests including philosopher Julian Baggini.
DetailsNever Trust a Writer - they'll use even their nearest and dearest for material. But should they? Three writers with strongly opposing points of view on this battle it out.
Details'I don't know' - three little words so hard to say nowadays. Doubt is out, confidence is in. You've got to have an opinion, even a received one, or you're a non-person. But why?
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs a debate on 'organisation' with former director general of the British Council Sir David Green, punk poet Attila the Stockbroker and writer Jay Griffiths.
DetailsDominic Arkwright discusses bad taste and guilty pleasures with Bidisha, Toby Young and Sarfraz Manzoor.
DetailsDominic Arkwright discusses modern family life and how it matches up to the ideal with John O'Farrell, Kathryn Flett and Andi Oliver.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs the lively discussion series. 2/6: A Little of What You Fancy Does You Good. Nick Cohen, Sian Berry and Charlie Lee-Potter talk about the New Puritans.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs the lively discussion series. 5/7. Act Your Age. With Katherine Whitehorn, Martin Newell and Lucy Mangan.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs the lively discussion series. 3/6: Anything But Shy. With Susie Scott, Carl Honore and Olivia Stewart-Liberty.
DetailsDominic Arkwright and guests Dr Ben Goldacre, Tania Hershman and Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock write and talk about science and what we make of it.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs the lively discussion series. He is joined by Toby Young, author of How to Lose Friends and Alienate People, and Camilla Wright, aka Popbitch.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs the lively discussion series. Is the real thing always the best, or do we simply need a big melting pot? Dominic talks to lovers and haters of fusion.
DetailsDominic Arkwright presents new writing and debate on the subject of Entitlement. Guests include campaigning journalist Heather Brooke and stand-up comedian Simon Evans.
DetailsCritic and journalist Toby Young, blogger Lynne Hatwell and occupational psychologist Clive Fletcher discuss criticism and the critics. Dominic Arkwright presents.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs the lively discussion series. 1/6: Failure. Musician John Otway, journalist Amanda Platell and sports writer Jim White talk about an uncomfortable subject.
DetailsAuthor and broadcaster Anne Atkins and journalists Anthony Howard and Toby Young join Dominic Arkwright to explore the subject of the dignity in admitting defeat.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs the lively discussion series. 5/6: Fatherhood. BBC World Affairs Editor John Simpson joins writer Will Cohu and charity worker Shaun Bailey.
DetailsWho was it in your family, and do you have one amongst your own children? It's the great taboo. Dominic Arkwright and guests reveal all.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs the lively discussion series. Studio guests Catherine Townsend, Neil McCormick and Kathy Lette talk about aspects of relationship heartache and liberation.
DetailsDominic Arkwright is joined for a discussion on the concept of groupthink by author of Suckers Rose Shapiro, Irish broadcaster Malachi O'Doherty and Tobias Jones.
DetailsDominic Arkwright considers the point of driving in the 21st century with Alison Larkman, Chris Serle and Patrick Field.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs the lively discussion series. 3/7: I'm a Lady. With Fiona MacCarthy, Shazia Mirza and Grayson Perry.
DetailsFrom absolute euphoria to a state of contentment, positive psychologist Miriam Akhtar, Dr Phil Hammond and writer Lucy Mangan describe what makes them H.A.P.P.Y.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs the lively discussion series. 2/7. Keeping Up Appearances. With Attila the Stockbroker, Susannah Jowitt and James Delingpole.
DetailsDominic Arkwright talks to Guy Browning, Amanda Mitchison and Wilfred Emmanuel Jones about the brown-nosers and lickspittles of the corporate world.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs the lively discussion series. 7/7. Know Your Place. With Peregrine Worsthorne, Joolz Denby and Francis Gilbert.
DetailsWith pubs all over Britain closing at an alarming rate, Ian Marchant, Simon Fanshawe and Melissa Cole consider the consequences of their demise. Presented by Dominic Arkwright.
DetailsDominic Arkwright presents new writing on cycling and debate on Le Tour de France, the world's biggest annual sports event. With Michael Simkins, Agnes Poirier and Johnny Green.
DetailsDominic Arkwright is joined by comedian Rhona Cameron, mountaineer Andy Cave and journalist Agnes Poirier to write about and discuss comfort and pain.
DetailsNew writing and provocative debate on Living Cheap - with the country in debt can we rediscover how to live on the cheap? With David Collins, Laurie Penny and Pauline Black.
DetailsProvocative and thoughtful new writing and discussion, presented by Dominic Arkwright. Jamie Neale, Louise Doughty and Hugh Thomson write about their experiences of being lost.
DetailsProfessor Richard Wiseman, author of The Luck Factor, and Quirkology, joins Annie Caulfield and Matthew Syed to talk scientifically about Luck.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs the lively discussion series. 4/7. Lunch is for Wimps. With Giles Coren, Martin Rowson and Lucy Kellaway.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs a special edition of the programme from the Hay-on-Wye Festival. Up for discussion is the word 'Luvvies'.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs the lively discussion series. How and why do we make decisions? Dominic is joined by a neuroscientist, a life coach and a numbers expert.
DetailsIf you haven't factored some 'me time' into your diary you're missing out. Dominic Arkwright asks Anna Raeburn, Oliver James and Phoebe Gibson to explain how it works.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs a discussion on fame in all its forms. Guests James Delingpole, Agnes Poirier and Michael Simkins reveal the agony and ecstasy of meeting a star.
DetailsDominic Arkwright presents fresh writing and debate on the subject of My Own Private Utopia with guests Amanda Mitchison, Rob Penn, and Tobias Jones, author of Utopian Dreams.
DetailsDominic Arkwright presents a discussion on nannies, with columnist Guy Browning; author of The Victorian Governess, Kathryn Hughes; and Anna Raeburn.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs the lively discussion series. 6/7: Neither a Borrower Nor a Lender Be. With William Leith, Rosie Millard and Terence Blacker.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs the lively discussion series. 6/6: Now Wash Your Hands. With Nicky Taylor, Val Curtis and Phil Hammond.
DetailsJohnny Green, former road manager of the Clash, joins Lucy Mangan and Justin Marozzi to debate the joys and horrors of life On The Road.
DetailsDominic Arkwright discusses poetry with former Poet Laureate Andrew Motion, writer Guy Browning and performance poet Rachel Pantechnicon.
DetailsProfessor Richard Wiseman, writer Ian Leslie and columnist Michele Hanson seek out the truth about lies.
DetailsDominic Arkwright presents provocative and thoughtful new writing and debate. Bidisha, Stella Duffy and Harry Benson tackle the theme of marriage.
DetailsDominic Arkwright is joined by life model Zoe Simon and writers Catherine Blyth and Phil Hilton to discuss the naked body.
DetailsDominic Arkwright debates elitism in education with Kathryn Hughes, Francis Gilbert and Mark Mason, author or The Importance of Being Trivial.
DetailsMusician Andrea Oliver and comedian Simon Evans join Dominic Arkwright to talk about noise and how loud or quiet we all ought to be.
DetailsMichael Simkins, American satirist Joe Queenan and Karen Marchbank, author of A Brit's Guide to Vegas, discuss Las Vegas.
DetailsDominic Arkwright is joined by clinical psychologist Oliver James, journalist Agnes Poirier and writer and producer Annie Caulfield, to discuss why people avoid confronting reality.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs the lively discussion series. 4/6: When Will You Ever Learn. With historian Dominic Sandbrook, performer Dillie Keane and writer Isabel Losada.
DetailsDominic Arkwright chairs the lively discussion series. He is joined by prospective MP Wilfred Emmanuel Jones, writer Susannah Jowitt and rugby player Brian Moore.
DetailsArabella Weir, Deborah Orr and Oliver James join Dominic Arkwright to write about and debate their experiences of working mums.
DetailsBroadcaster Anna Raeburn, writer Jeremy Clarke and psychologist Linda Blair join Dominic Arkwright to discuss the consequences of being sacked.
DetailsZeitgeist: Joe Queenan, Pauline Black and Toby Young discuss one of the few German words to find a secure place in the English language. Dominic Arkwright presents.
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