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Introducing ten academics who’ll be sharing their research as part of a ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳/AHRC scheme

New research into local politics, newspapers and the history of the post office

A war captive turned musician in the Ottoman court and Islamic influences in Rubens' art

Kathleen Collins’ film scripts and women sculptors working in wax

Darkness and how it affects those with dementia, to light in modernist literature

From the aqueducts of ancient Rome to 19th century river Nile and today's running water

Dr Louise Creechan and guests discuss adaptive music technology & musical theatre roles

English Nuns abroad, and are carols just for Christmas?

Shahidha Bari visits a textile art show + research on embroidery, stage outfits, vintage

From digging for bones to the connection between bear baiting and Elizabethan theatre

From Luddite protests in 1811 in textile mills to school strikes in 1911

John Gallagher hears about tongue shapes, accent prejudice and the importance of gossip

What spectacles did Elizabethan playhouses stage other than plays? Is opera really posh?

The lives of Bengalis in Pakistan/a novel about a Lebanese boy wanting to be an astronaut

Lisa Mullen hears about new research into eating habits and ideas about hospitality

Nathan Waddell and Laura Ryan talk to Jade Munslow Ong about writers depicting precarity

What can we learn from children's experiences in the Pandemic at home and at school?

Health projects using Caribbean folk traditions, wild swimming, museums and the blues

New research on the stories held in the NHS archives and the voices that are missing

From sleeve design to stroke patient recovery and solving malnutrition

Dr Kim Moore and Dr Kim Wiltshire on how hospital staff have been helped by writing

From outfits which double as tents to material and algae: Lucy Orta and Monica Buchan-Ng

How can local communities play a role in cutting carbon emissions?

Diarmuid Hester hears about Operation Tiger & early 1900s queer life writing