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  • Art That Made Us

    Episode 5 ' Consumers and Conscience

    Broadcast
    2022 (59 mins)

    This episode traces the story of Britain during the 18th century, a period that saw an explosion of creativity and a country with enough money, from trade and conquest, to pay for it. But the money had a...

  • Art That Made Us

    Episode 2 ' Revolution of the Dead

    Broadcast
    2022 (59 mins)

    An alternative history of the Black Death of the Middle Ages and its bitter but profoundly creative aftermath. Contemporary artists and performers, alongside historians and curators, reveal how a century...

  • Mark Steel Lectures Series Three

    Charlie Chaplin

    Broadcast
    2006 (29 mins)

    Join award winning comedian Mark Steel as he turns his attentions to Charlie Chaplin in this week’s edition of the Bafta nominated series.

  • Mark Steel Lectures Series Three

    Che Guevara

    Broadcast
    2006 (29 mins)

    Join award winning comedian Mark Steel as he turns his attentions to Che Guevara in this week’s edition of the Bafta nominated series.

  • Mark Steel Lectures Series Three

    Geoffrey Chaucer

    Broadcast
    2006 (29 mins)

    4/6 series of comedy lectures presented by comedian Mark STEEL. This week a look at Geoffrey CHAUCER, author of The Canterbury Tales.

  • Mark Steel Lectures Series Three

    Harriet Tubman

    Broadcast
    2006 (29 mins)

    Join award winning comedian Mark Steel as he turns his attentions to Harriet Tubman in this week’s edition of the Bafta nominated series.

  • Mark Steel Lectures Series Three

    Oliver Cromwell

    Broadcast
    2006 (29 mins)

    1/6 new series of comedy lectures presented by comedian Mark STEEL. Today: Oliver CROMWELL, the man who led the New Model Army and played a leading role in bringing Charles I to trial and execution.

  • Mark Steel Lectures Series Three

    Rene Descartes

    Broadcast
    2006 (29 mins)

    Join award winning comedian Mark Steel as he turns his attentions to RenÈ Descartes in this week’s edition of the Bafta nominated series.

  • Mark Steel Lectures Series Two

    Sylvia Pankhurst

    Broadcast
    2004 (29 mins)

    Sylvia Pankhurst Tracing her life from schooldays in radical Manchester to retirement in rural Essex, when Haile Selassie occasionally came to call, Sylvia Pankhurst the revolutionary and Rastafarian...

  • Mark Steel Lectures Series Two

    Albert Einstein

    Broadcast
    2004 (29 mins)

    Albert Einstein A great physicist but a lousy father, Einstein played with the nature of space and time as easily as he did his beloved violin. Mark Steel grapples with the fundamental nature of the Universe...