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  1. Review Show: La Bola Negra and Keira Knightley in The Lives of Others 42:19
  2. Artist Sam Taylor Johnson and Oscar winning film-maker Sian Heder 42:30
  3. Musician Nitin Sawhney and writer Samantha Harvey's Orbiting Orbital collaboration 42:26
  4. Grandmaster Flash, one of the founding fathers of hip-hop, talks about his life in music. 42:25
  5. Review Show: RSC's Middlemarch, Agatha Christie exhibition and Gentle Monster film 42:26
  6. Reinventing fairy tales for the 21st century 42:13
  7. John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell on Martin McDonagh's new film Wild Horse Nine 42:28
  8. Audrey Niffenegger on the sequel to her hugely successful novel The Time Traveller's Wife 42:18
  9. Reviewing Fatherland, Possible Love and Martin Guerre 42:32
  10. Director Sofia Coppola on Making Marie Antoinette 42:18
  11. Winne-the-Pooh at 100, and Renoir in Love review 42:10
  12. Taika Waititi on adapting Kazuo Ishiguro's novel Klara and the Sun for the big screen 42:18
  13. Review Show: Kristin Scott Thomas in Chekhov's play The Cherry Orchard 42:22
  14. Comedian Leo Reich on his Channel 4 sitcom It Gets Worse 42:26
  15. Anne-Marie Duff, M John Harrison, Bayreuth 150th anniversary 42:16
  16. Christine Baranski and Richard E Grant on Hay Fever 42:14
  17. Review Show: The Social Reckoning, The 90s at Tate Britain and reaction to Nobel Prize winner Anne Carson 42:24
  18. Does the discovery of a 'talkie' made in 1926 change cinema history? 42:20
  19. Johnny Marr on his new album 42:18
  20. SNL, Paul Greengrass, The Bayeux Tapestry and Sarah Hall 42:09
  21. Review Show: Tom Cruise in the film Digger 42:31
  22. Actors David Harewood and Sir Simon Russell Beale 42:27
  23. BBC National Short Story Award and Young Writers Award 2026 42:24
  24. Es Devlin retrospective, Sebastian Faulks, Turner Prize, Apple Music Hall 42:12
  25. Front Row at the Contains Strong Language festival 42:05
  26. Review Show: Exit Party by Emily St John Mandel, South Korean alien invasion thriller Hope and an adaptation of 1984. 42:15
  27. Comedian Russell Kane on playing an older Romeo 42:41
  28. Roger Taylor, drummer from the super band Queen, on his latest album 42:23
  29. Review Show: Rose Tremain’s The Housekeeper, inspired by Daphne du Maurier’s Rebecca 42:27
  30. The Proclaimers on their new album, You May Offend 42:11
  31. Hermione Lee on her biography of the notoriously private author Anita Brookner 42:23
  32. The Beatles' early days, Juliette Binoche's directorial debut, Jack Thorne 42:13
  33. Review Show: Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum 42:34
  34. Oasis documentary Don’t Look Back in Anger 42:22
  35. Call My Agent's writer and creator Fanny Herrero on bringing the French sitcom to the big screen 42:22
  36. Helen of Troy - a new play by Ava Pickett 42:44
  37. Norman Day special 42:09
  38. Review: Pedro Almodóvar's new film Bitter Christmas 42:27
  39. YouTube's Pedro Pina on the future of television, and celebrating Tim Curry 42:21
  40. Remembering Dolly Parton, Meg Mason and Notting Hill Carnival at 60 42:01
  41. Review Show: Rachel Cusk's new novel and the return of the Looney Tunes 42:14
  42. From the Edinburgh Festivals: Ann Droid and Motherland star Paul Ready; founder of Wikipedia Jimmy Wales; comedian Rosie Holt 41:49
  43. The Light opens in Durham, and Iain Stirling on the art of sandscastles 42:27
  44. Joe Lycett on his first solo exhibition, Everything Must Go 42:24
  45. Review Show: Tony, film about the early life of chef Anthony Bourdain 42:49
  46. The best theatre at this year's Edinburgh Festivals 42:27
  47. Steph McGovern on how to buy art 42:18
  48. Game of Thrones at the RSC first night review 42:17
  49. Review Show: Irvine Welsh's new novel and Glenn Close's new film 42:15
  50. Live from the Edinburgh Festivals: Stockard Channing on directing Krapp's Last Tape 42:11