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Determined and confident showdown with the taboos of rejection

A musical comb through one of rock history's classics

Creepy radio drama without blood but with terrifying circumstantial evidence

5 1/2 hours of fun facts about Lauryn Hill's legendary solo debut delivered with 100% stoneface

Series in 10 episodes about Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, who was tragically killed in 2007

In-depth interviews with experts on critical perspectives of innovation and economics.

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Advice about the dilemmas of worklife with two hosts and an expert

Fast-paced daily reports on the impeachment trial of president Donald Trump

A podcast that might evoke strong feelings of nostalgia in people who felt young in the 90s or 00s.

The world seen through the lense of drugs, medicine and their grey areas.

More than 900 episodes in which Josh and Chuck tell you what they've read about all kinds of topics.

Radio diary from an unemployed 20+year old with a big ego and low self-esteem.

Intimate interviews meet feinschmecker food reviews.

The Food Programme delves into food culture in the UK and around the world.

Bleak and alluring radio theater about the security policy of the future (or the present?).

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Personal tales and fun facts about one legendary piece of music per episode.

Embarrassing stories from teenage diaries in quick 15-30 minute episodes.

Social experiments in which a person is confronted with a strained relationship from their past.

An author talks about the action and meaning of a classic work.

Soundscapes and voice-over from the everyday life of a mother and her daughter, focusing on the reactions to the daughter's gender transition.

Informative and satirical gonzo journalism on all things internet, technology, science fiction, labour market and overall analysis of contemporary culture.

Roundtable discussions, expert interviews and satirical bits offering a gender-critical lense to issues you might have thought were gender-neutral.

Expert interviews offering critical perspectives on global aid and development initiatives.

A beautiful synergy of an audio version of a Hollywood gossip magazine of yore and critically important storytelling about victims of the American film industry.

Music experts provide a summary of the action and music of the great opera classics.

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Personal tales about existential turning points.

Selected jazz clips from a specific decade, artist or theme in the 1920s-70s

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A quick audio look at a multi-coloured wall and its importance to architecture as such

Gripping tales about The Smiths' biggest hit

Thorough scrutinisation of movie highlights of 2017

The dynamics of anxiety unfolded with a mouth full of herring

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A tear-stained musical garland about the Christmas classic 'Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas'.

The story of the time Moby borrowed seven CDs and became world famous, while Gregor lost seven CDs and remained painfully anonymous.

Mature and pleasant talk radio about the ideological basis of the Internet.

25-minute introductory course on fat-shaming.

Gentle slow radio that projects works of art in your head.

Zimbabwe's history was erased when Europeans arrived in Africa.

Portrait of Nina and the consequences of her concussion.

Analysis of the few sentences that heralded America's war on terror in 2001.

About the history, effect and application of tea, and, not least, about the difference between black, green and white tea.

'Thank you so much for talking about Christmas on this show!'
 

The composer behind the intro music to House of Cards reveals the relationship between plot and soundtrack, in dialogue with carefully selected sound clips.

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