Russia: The Wild East (pt 1)
£1.75 inc. VATRussia: The Wild East (pt 1) - From Rulers To Revolutions
Written & Presented by Martin Sixsmith Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 The first 25 episodes from the landmark BBC Radio series. Martin Sixsmith brings his first-hand experience of reporting from Russia to this fascinating narrative, witnessing the critical moment when the Soviet Union finally lost its grip on power. Dur: 5hrs 37mins STEREO - 25 part Radio Series Available as 192kbps Stereo MP3 - 475MB
Russia: The Wild East (pt 2)
£1.75 inc. VATRussia: The Wild East (pt 2) - The Rise And Fall Of The Soviets
Written & Presented by Martin Sixsmith Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 The final 25 episodes from the landmark BBC Radio series. Martin Sixsmith brings his first-hand experience of reporting from Russia to this fascinating narrative, witnessing the critical moment when the Soviet Union finally lost its grip on power. Dur: 5hrs 41mins STEREO - 25 part Radio Series Available as 192kbps Stereo MP3 - 480MB
The Best Years Of His Life
£1.25 inc. VATThe Best Years Of His Life
Written & Presented by Patrick Humphries Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Patrick Humphries explores the life and career of an author whose works are household names but about whom little is known. Paul Brickhill wrote three of the most famous novels centred on the Second World War - "The Great Escape", "Reach for the Sky" and "The Dambusters", all of which were made into iconic films. Dur: 28mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 64MB
Driven By Oil
£3.00 inc. VATDriven By Oil
Written & Presented by Tom Mangold Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Oil has meant mastery throughout the 20th Century. It is the world's biggest and most pervasive business, and 'the' strategic commodity on the world stage. In a four part series Tom Mangold looks at the geopolitics of oil. When will the tap run dry: Tom Mangold explores the biggest debate facing the oil industry today - will we run out of oil, and if so, when? Dur: 1hr 48mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 249MB
The Smash Hit Of 1453
£1.25 inc. VATThe Smash Hit Of 1453
Written & Presented by Rainer Hersch Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 In the musical powerhouse of Europe in the 15th century, one tune caught the imagination of the court composers. This was The Armed Man (or in its original French "L'Homme Arme"). A rousing first line warns that "the armed man must be feared" and goes on to tell everyone to arm themselves with a coat of mail. The musician and broadcaster Rainer Hersch unpicks the facts we know of the tune and its words, making his way through 40 odd church masses by as many composers, who used the melody as a base. Dur: 28mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 64MB
The Paper Round
£3.00 inc. VATThe Paper Round
Written & Presented by Bob Kingdom Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 A series in which five public figures revisit the route of their paper round to reveal how it influenced their attitudes to work, creativity and independence. Dur: 1hr 8mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 158MB
Out Of The Vortex
£1.25 inc. VATOut Of The Vortex
Written & Presented by Matthew Sweeney Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 According to a study by Kay Redfield Jamison, poets are thirty times more likely to undergo a depressive illness than the rest of the population, and twenty times more likely to be committed to an asylum. It is the unconscious that drives poetry, the jumps and sudden lurches that forge new connections with things not connected before, new ways of seeing. And it is also in the unconscious that the voices of the irrational lurk. Dur: 27mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 63MB
Nixon At 100
£2.50 inc. VATNixon At 100: Frost On Nixon
Written & Presented by Sir David Frost Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 In this programme, the man who got close to Nixon when in 1977 he taped nearly 29 hours of interviews with Nixon, Sir David Frost, searches through the BBC archives and the White House tapes to try to discover just what kind of man Richard Nixon was. Dur: 57mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 130MB
Mishkids
£1.25 inc. VATMishkids: Living With The Consequences
Written & Presented by Edi Stark Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Edi Stark investigates the impact of being a child of a missionary. From those who see it as a blessing, to those who loathe it as a curse. With personal recollections and incredible stories, being a Mishkid was a mixture of fun and hardship. Dur: 28mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 64MB
How the Mighty Have Fallen
£3.00 inc. VATHow the Mighty Have Fallen
Written & Presented by Dr Hilary Jones Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 "I believe no Age did ever afford more Instances of Corpulency than our own." Physician Thomas Short, writing in 1727. Today the language may be less quaint, but the sentiments are echoed repeatedly in the media, in Government and in medical reports all over the world. The obesity epidemic has arrived - but obesity is as old as mankind, and in a new four-part series, Dr Hilary Jones looks back into its history, and asks what can we learn today from the mistakes and successes of our overweight ancestors. Dur: 1hr 8mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 157MB
Asian Weddings
£1.25 inc. VATAsian Weddings: Something Gold, Nothing Borrowed, Everything New
Written & Presented by Yasmeen Khan Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Yasmeen Khan explores the glamorous world of British Asian weddings. She takes in an Asian wedding exhibition in the UK, meeting the clothes designers, wedding planners, toastmasters, food suppliers, chefs, videographers and 'yellow gold' jewellers making their fortunes as the second and third generation tie the knot, all of them keen to help the families show off their wealth. Dur: 27mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 64MB
On Ego
£3.00 inc. VATOn Ego (Afternoon Drama)
Written by Mick Gordon Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Lecturer Alex is convinced that people are just a bundle of neurons. When his wife falls ill, he finds he has basic questions to answer about what it really means to be a person. But that is just part of an unfolding experience that questions not only his identity but his very existence. Dur: 44mins STEREO - Radio Drama Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 100MB
Grace
£3.00 inc. VATGrace (Afternoon Drama)
Written by Mick Gordon & AC Grayling Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Issues of faith, love, and humanity are at the core of this intimate family drama in which Grace, a scientist and champion of atheism, is faced with the decision of her son Tom to become a priest. A collaboration between philosopher A.C.Grayling and theatre writer and director Mick Gordon, the characters offer solutions to their deeply opposed ways of looking at the world even as they rage. Dur: 44mins STEREO - Radio Drama Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 100MB
DNA 60 Years On
£2.50 inc. VATDNA 60 Years On
Presented by Professor Robert Winston Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Just 60 years ago, the initials DNA were unknown to the public. A handful of scientists were in a race to discover the structure of this complex molecule which possibly held the secret of life. Today, DNA is a crucial part of our knowledge about health, identity and our whole world. Robert Winston assesses where we are and looks ahead to what DNA might lead to in the future. Dur: 57mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 130MB
Cancer Tales
£3.00 inc. VATCancer Tales (Afternoon Drama)
Written by Nell Dunn Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Nell Dunn’s powerful play based on real-life experiences of cancer patients and those close to them. By talking to those involved and through the act of writing this play, she says ’I began to fathom out what it is people can do for one another.’ Three separate stories unfold through the play, authentic voices of people learning ‘how to be’ with someone with a life-threatening illness. Dur: 44mins STEREO - Radio Drama Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 100MB
Ainsley’s First Kitchen
£1.25 inc. VATAinsley's First Kitchen
Presented by Ainsley Harriott Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Ainsley Harriott takes us back to some of the culinary milestones of his South London youth - the market stalls still selling their global range of fruit and veg; the Greek matriarch and magnificent cook, now in her nineties, who treated Ainsley as an addition to her copious family; the kitchen in his childhood home, kindly lent for the occasion by the present occupants, now completely transformed but redolent with memories. Dur: 28mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 65MB
A Strange Enchanted Boy
£1.25 inc. VATA Strange Enchanted Boy
Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 eden ahbez is one of those extraordinary characters. His name is not well known but his story and influence are considerable. Credited with having singlehandedly initiated the hippy movement twenty years before it was to arrive in San Francisco in the early 1960s, ahbez was a songwriter who is now known for only one song. But what a song: 'Nature Boy'. Dur: 27mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 63MB
A Family Business
£1.25 inc. VATA Family Business: The Chaplin Legacy
Presented by Tim Brooke-Taylor Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 The legacy of Charlie Chaplin extends far beyond the celluloid archive. There is a living strand of creative performance, which sees the grandchildren of Sir Charles exploring an adventurous new world of physical theatre, and adding a new dimension to those well-worn silent film images of The Little Tramp, battling against a hostile world. Dur: 27mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 64MB
Painting The Sky
£1.25 inc. VATPainting The Sky
Presented by Rob Brydon Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Rob Brydon tells the story of two competing fireworks teams at the 2005 Pyromusical Firework Championships. Dur: 27mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 64MB
Who’s My Half-Brother? Where’s My Half-Sister?
£1.75 inc. VATWho's My Half-Bother? Where's My Half-Sister?
Written & Presented by Kati Whitaker Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 The children of sperm donors are, like adopted children, not just interested in finding their biological father. They and their mothers are now aware that sometimes in their own neighbourhood they will have half-sisters and brothers – people with whom they might meet and develop a new kind of family. But the route towards finding their ‘half sibs’ is often fraught with difficulty, both practically and emotionally. Kati Whitaker meets donor-conceived individuals turned ‘sleuths’ in their search for blood relatives. Dur: 27mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 63MB
To Err Is Human
£1.75 inc. VATTo Err Is Human
Written & Presented by Dr Phil Hammond Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Phil Hammond, who writes on medical issues and is a practising GP, as well as being a regular broadcaster, talks to Martin Bromiley and to those who are at the forefront of the medical profession, including Lord Darzi, the Health Minister, and Liam Donaldson, the Chief Medical Officer. They are faced with a statistics which claim that many patients die each year, because doctors and nurses, while technically skilled, are not sufficiently alert to the risk of a potentially life-threatening error committed by themselves or a member of their team. Dur: 27mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 63MB
The Poles And The Planet
£1.75 inc. VATThe Poles And The Planet
Written & Presented by Adam Fowler Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 In ‘Poles and the Planet’ Adam Fowler charts the legacy of the IGY (1957) in the run up to the IPY (2007). Through a wide variety of archive he recreates the excitement of 1957 and speaks to the explorers and scientists who worked in Antarctica and experienced it first hand. Dur: 56mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 128MB
The Miracle Berry
£1.75 inc. VATThe Miracle Berry
Written & Presented by Tom Mangold Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 In “The Miracle Berry”, reporter Tom Mangold tells the story of how, in the early 1970s in Massachusetts, entrepreneur, Robert Harvey was on the brink of revolutionising the eating habits of millions of Americans. He had developed a product made from a West African berry which turned sour tastes to sweet. This ‘Miracle Berry’ meant that diabetics could eat sweet tasting food without risk, and those suffering from obesity could eat what they enjoyed and still lose weight. Dur: 27mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 62MB
The Great Game In A Cold Climate
£1.75 inc. VATThe Great Game In A Cold Climate: A Tale Of Two Cities
Written & Presented by Adam Fowler Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 A few years ago the Canadian port of Churchill on the Hudson Bay was bought for seven dollars by an American railroad company, Omnitrax. A fair price for a dilapidated granary building that nobody wanted, a rusting railhead and a wharf accessible to ships only in the brief, ice-free summer. Now, as the climate changes, Arctic sea routes open up, and vast mineral reserves become accessible for the first time, Churchill is set to become a boom town. In “The Great Game In A Cold Climate: A Tale of Two Cities” Adam Fowler travels there to find out just how good an investment that seven dollars might turn out to be, and just how important this tiny settlement could become when the ‘Scramble for the Arctic’ gets under way in earnest. Dur: 27mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 62MB
The End
£1.75 inc. VATThe End
Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 The end of a game. The end of a story. The end of a love affair. They are points in people’s lives, and in 'The End' , a variety of people talk about the endings in their lives Dur: 27mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 62MB
Sud-U-Like
£1.75 inc. VATSud-U-Like
Presented by Yasmeen Khan Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 From the very first UK laundrette in Queensway, West London (opened in 1949) to the present day laundry-services...the laundrette has played a vital part in the UK's modern history. But is the popular opinion of laundrettes as unsavoury places to go only when you are at your lowest a fair assertion? As Yasmeen Khan discovers, not everyone finds laundrettes depressing places - for many, the local laundrette is as much a community centre and social hub as the pub is...more Dot.com than Dot Cotton - such as Manchester's first Internet launderette where customers can surf the net and watch films while washing their smalls! Dur: 27mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 62MB
Sidelined…Our Asian Footballers Are Missing!
£1.75 inc. VATSidelined...Our Asian Footballers Are Missing!
Presented by Yasmeen Khan Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Yasmeen Khan investigates why there are so few British Asian players in professional football in the UK. Dur: 27mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 62MB
Protected By Faith
£1.75 inc. VATProtected By Faith
Presented by John Waite Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 The Vatican Secret Archives are infamous for what people believe is hidden within them. Located in Vatican City, they are the central repository for all of the acts promulgated by the Holy See, as well as state papers, correspondence, papal account books, and many other documents and artefacts which the church has accumulated over the centuries. In the 17th century, under the orders of Pope Paul V, the Secret Archives were removed from the Vatican Library and remained absolutely closed to Vatican outsiders until the late 19th century, fuelling rumours and conspiracy theories of what might be secreted away there. Dur: 27mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 63MB
Metaphor For Healing
£1.75 inc. VATMetaphor For Healing
Presented by Dr Phil Hammond Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Phil Hammond finds out how the use of metaphorical language in health care is increasingly accepted as a powerful aid to healing. Dur: 27mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 62MB
Laurie’s Loose Change
£1.75 inc. VATLaurie's Loose Change
Presented by Laurie Taylor Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Laurie Taylor loves cash. A wad of notes, a jingle of coins and life is good. But in ‘Laurie’s Loose Change’ he wonders whether his comfort zone of cash is under threat. He remembers the era before the hole-in-the-wall when you had to turn up before the Bank slammed its doors at 4pm prompt in the afternoon. If you hadn’t presented your cheque, you faced a weekend where you would definitely be ‘short’. Dur: 28mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 63MB
Home Grown
£1.75 inc. VATHome Grown
Presented by Yasmeen Khan Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Yasmeen Khan investigates the growing trend amongst British Asian men to marry women from their native countries... forget arranged/forced marriages, this is something completely different! Dur: 28mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 63MB
William Quilliam
£1.75 inc. VATWilliam Quilliam
Presented by Mark Whitaker Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 This programme explores the life of one of the most extraordinary and controversial of all Victorians – William ‘Abdullah’ Quilliam, who established the first community of English Muslims in Liverpool in the 1890s. Dur: 28mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 192kbps Stereo MP3 - 38MB
The Stunning Controversy
£1.75 inc. VATThe Stunning Controversy
Presented by Mark Whitaker Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Their formal title is 'conducted-energy devices', but to the public they're stun-guns or tasers. 11,000 law enforcement agencies in the US use them and there is good evidence for the claim that they reduce the need for police officers to use lethal force. But there is an intensifying debate in the States as to whether tasers are really as safe as claimed. . Mark Whitaker reports from California and Arizona. Dur: 28mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 192kbps Stereo MP3 - 38MB
Text Book Diplomacy
£3.00 inc. VATText Book Diplomacy: The New MBAs
Presented by Mark Whitaker Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 & BBC World Service Mark Whitaker takes a critical look at how UK & US business schools are responding to the Crash of 2008 by teaching more about ethics, sustainability and corporate responsibility. A 2 part series. Dur: 45mins STEREO - 2 part Radio Series Available as 192kbps Stereo MP3 - 62MB
Geo-engineering The Climate
£1.75 inc. VATGeo-engineering The Climate
Presented by Mark Whitaker Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 While some disagree, the great majority of climate scientists around the world think that global warming is happening and that it's man-made ... and some of them are now beginning to think the planet needs to take out a radical insurance policy against the possibility of future climate catastrophe. Dur: 28mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 192kbps Stereo MP3 - 38MB
The Death-Ray In Your Pocket
£4.00 inc. VATThe Death-Ray In Your Pocket: 50 Years Of Lasers
Presented by Dr Hermione Cockburn Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 It's often claimed you're never more than 10 feet from a rat, and you could probably say the same about lasers. In the home and at the shops, throughout medicine, the military, and almost everywhere else the laser has become one of the most ubiquitous pieces of modern technology. And in just 50 years, not bad for a device that, after its first successful test was immediately dubbed “a solution looking for a problem”. Hermione Cockburn takes a slightly tongue-in-cheek look at the “the Death-Ray in Your Pocket" … Dur: 28mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 192kbps Stereo MP3 - 38MB
Britain On The Bottle
£4.00 inc. VATBritain On The Bottle
Presented by Mark Whitaker Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Mark Whitaker looks at the Britain's historical love-affair with alcohol. A 10-part series. Dur: 2hrs 17mins STEREO - 10 part Radio Series Available as 192kbps Stereo MP3 - 187MB
In Search Of A Shtetl
£1.75 inc. VATBirds And The Battlefield
Presented by Michael Freedland & Jonathan Freedland Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Here begins an extraordinary journey to Lithuania & Belarus for broadcaster and writer Michael Freedland and his son, Guardian journalist and best-selling author, Jonathan. These two countries once thronged with Jewish life, a life that was all but extinguished by successive regimes - Russian Czarists, Soviets and then the Nazis who, with the help of some Lithuanians, managed to totally decimate many towns and villages, or shtetls. Dur: 28mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 128kbps Stereo MP3 - 26MB
Birds & The Battlefield
£1.75 inc. VATBirds And The Battlefield
Presented by Frank Gardner Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 BBC Security Correspondent Frank Gardner, himself a bird watcher, looks at the sometimes surprising links between soldiers and birds and the comfort soldiers get from such an interest in times of extreme stress. Dur: 27mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 63MB
Amnesty At 50
£1.75 inc. VATAmnesty At 50
Presented by John Tusa Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Amnesty has recently attracted criticism, sometimes from those who have been its most committed activists. John Tusa asks if it has lost its way and what will be its future role. Dur: 37mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 84MB
A Failure To Provide?
£1.75 inc. VATA Failure To Provide?
Presented by Yasmeen Khan Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 The demands on second and third generation young British Asians have brought about a crisis in their ability to care for their elderly relatives. In ‘A Failure To Provide’ investigative journalist Yasmeen Khan explores the options - from abandonment to sending them back ‘home’! Dur: 28mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 63MB
A Brave Medical Life
£1.75 inc. VATA Brave Medical Life: The Founder Of Homoeopathy
Presented by Mark Whitaker Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 This programme marks the two hundredth anniversary of the publication of hom0eopathy's founding text 'Samuel Hahnemann's Organon of Rational Medicine'. Dur: 28mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 192kbps Stereo MP3 - 38MB
That’s No Job For An Asian!
£1.75 inc. VATThat's No Job For An Asian!
Presented by Yasmeen Khan Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 With more and more young British Asians choosing comedy as a profession, broadcaster and wannabe stand-up comic Yasmeen Khan explores how this fits with traditional Asian culture and how Asian comedy of all backgrounds is developing in the UK. Dur: 28mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 63MB
Surrounded
£1.75 inc. VATSurrounded
Presented by Robert Powell Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Playwright Alan Ayckbourn and actor Tom Courtenay are amongst those talking to Robert Powell about Britain’s experiment in theatre-in-the-round, which was begun in Scarborough by Stephen Joseph 50 years ago. Dur: 27mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 62MB
Strolling With Sartre
£1.75 inc. VATStrolling With Sartre
Presented by Miles Kington Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Miles Kington fell in love with the writing of Jean-Paul Sartre in his teens, inseparable from a dog-eared copy of ‘La Nausee’, Sartre’s early novel which caught the imagination of a generation with its portrait of a man adrift. Dur: 27mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 62MB
Revelations
£1.75 inc. VATRevelations: The Story Of The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre
Presented by Thomas DeFrantz Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 A crackling ride through one of the seminal dance-works of multicultural America. Dur: 26mins STEREO - Radio Documentary Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 60MB
Honest Doubt
£5.00 inc. VATHonest Doubt: The History Of An Epic Struggle
Written & Presented by Richard Holloway Originally Broadcast On BBC Radio 4 Richard Holloway considers some of the universal questions about our existence and the meaning of life, and how some of humanity's best thinkers and most creative writers have approached these 'literally life and death questions'. Dur: 4hrs 20mins STEREO - 20 part Radio Series Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 -619MB
Mayflies
£3.00 inc. VATMayflies
Written by Mike Maddox Full-Cast Radio Drama When a message from outer-space is received, how does this revelation affect one man and his immediate group of friends and relations? And when he gets the task of deciding whether to reply or not, just what should he recommend? Dur: 44mins STEREO Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 100MB
Cry Babies
£3.00 inc. VATCry Babies
Written by Kim Newman Full-Cast Radio Drama In the near-future, cryo-genesis is perfected. Now, busy, professional couples no longer put off having children but have the kids young, then, they put the new-borns on ice until they’re ready to make space in their lives to become parents. But the lives of these children are very different from kids today! Dur: 44mins STEREO Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 100MB
Berkoff’s Macbeth
£5.00 inc. VATBerkoff's Macbeth
Written by William Shakespeare Adapted by David Benedictus Full-Cast Radio Drama First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 1995 to great critical acclaim, 'Berkoff's Macbeth' is a powerful, chilling interpretation of Shakespeare's tragedy which, while remaining faithful to the text, reveals Steven Berkoff's highly original genius Dur: 2hrs STEREO Available as 320kbps Stereo MP3 - 245MB