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Arts and Ideas
BBC Radio 3
Over the summer, the Arts and Ideas podcast brings you week-by-week highlights from some of the rich variety of cultural programmes about to be found on Radio 3 such as Twenty Minutes and The Essay. Find out more at bbc.co.uk/radio3
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Latest Episode
R3Arts: The Civil War, Arthur Miller & Trevor Philips
This week listen to the discussion Philip Dodd chaired at Radio 3’s Festival of Ideas in Liverpool with Trevor Philips, Head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission who talks about the six challenges he sees facing democracy today. Anne McElvoy talks to Christopher Bigsby about the first volume of his new biography on Arthur Miller whose writing on the Great Depression has come back to haunt us. And Bidisha talks to the historians Tristram Hunt and Justin Champion about the legacy of the Civil War and two new dramas that highlight the events.
Duration: 45mins | File Size: 21MB
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